87-09 34Th Ave

A mid-century, low-rise cooperative complex of four connected six-story elevator buildings, constructed in 1950 and sited along tree-lined 34th Avenue in Jackson Heights. The masonry façades reflect understated postwar residential design with pedestrian-friendly stoops and a keyed shared park adjacent to the property. Units are largely one-bedroom and junior-four layouts, many reconfigured over time to create flexible foyers, alcoves, or home-office niches. Typical interiors feature hardwood floors over soundproof subfloors, generous window openings with multiple exposures, eat-in or windowed kitchens, plentiful closet storage, and foyer space that functions as mudroom or secondary workspace. Building-common provisions include multiple laundry rooms with updated machines, a residents’ garden and outdoor sitting/play areas, on-site super and porter services, basement and building storage, and limited on-site garage parking available via share certificates or waitlists. Recent capital improvements cited across listings include upgraded boilers, newer elevators, replaced windows, renovated laundry facilities, and enhanced security. The co-op allows pets, permits sublets with board approval, and commonly supports financing up to high-percentage loans; maintenance charges and occasional assessments are part of ownership. Proximity to the 7 train, local buses, Northern Boulevard retail, the Jackson Heights Greenmarket, restaurants, schools, and bike lanes contributes to an active, transit-oriented neighborhood lifestyle.