87-05 166Th St

A mid-20th-century, seven-story cooperative building constructed in 1963, composed primarily of one- and two-bedroom units with a mix of studios and alcove layouts. The façade and massing are typical of suburban Queens garden-style co-ops: low-rise scale, entrances serving modest shared corridors, and private balconies or terraces on many corner residences. Interiors vary by apartment but commonly include eat-in kitchens, formal dining or living/dining combinations, granite counters in some units, hardwood or wall-to-wall carpeting, ample closet storage and foyer entries. Common building features are an elevator, on-site superintendent, laundry room with coin-operated machines, and an assigned parking lot (often with a waiting list and separate fee). Balconies and larger terraces provide outdoor space for sun exposure; several listings mention corner units and high-floor positions that get additional light. The co-op board approval process applies; some units note restrictions such as no-pet policies. Location benefits include close walking distance to Jamaica transit hubs, bus and rail connections, shopping, restaurants, parks and houses of worship, with quick vehicular access to highways. Overall the property offers practical, transit-oriented living with basic shared services and modest outdoor amenities suited to commuters and residents seeking value in a central Queens neighborhood.