86-70 Francis Lewis Blvd

A midcentury low-rise cooperative constructed in 1950, this seven-story walk-up and elevator building contains primarily one-bedroom units alongside occasional larger layouts. Exterior grounds are landscaped and include a small recreational court and mailbox cluster; parking is offered at the property level on a limited basis. Interiors typically feature original-to-era details refreshed over time: hardwood floors, eat-in kitchens or combined living/dining rooms, built-in storage and pantry spaces, and ceiling fans. Many apartments have generous closets and foyer or dressing-area configurations that expand usable living space. The building’s maintenance package historically covers utilities including heat, gas, water and taxes, reducing monthly variability for occupants. Common services are modest rather than full-service; there is no on-site concierge or spa-style amenity program. Located in a residential Queens Village neighborhood, the property sits within walking distance of local schools, retail corridors, buses and express service to Manhattan, with nearby access to parkland and major parkways for car commuters.