Northridge Section III

Northridge Section III is a midcentury, six-story cooperative built in 1952 with a modest sixteen-unit footprint. The property’s façade and massing read as traditional postwar residential blocks common in Jackson Heights, with multiple exposures that provide light to most apartments. Units are predominantly one-bedroom layouts, many featuring formal dining or eat-in kitchens, hardwood or engineered floors, crown moldings, recessed lighting, and generous closet storage including walk-in options in some homes. Common areas include an elevator, on-site management, laundry facilities, covered garage parking (available via waitlist), and private grassy courtyards with storage and gas grill access. Maintenance typically covers major utilities—heat, hot water, gas and electric—reducing monthly billing complexity for residents. The building operates as an owner-occupied co-op with on-premises management and a resident-friendly pet policy (cats permitted; dogs commonly restricted). Located in Jackson Heights, the site sits close to Northern Boulevard retail, multiple bus lines (including the Q66), and regional nodes such as LaGuardia Airport, Citi Field, and the Long Island Expressway, supporting a commuter-oriented, neighborhood lifestyle with nearby groceries, restaurants, and parks.