88-10 34Th Ave

A mid-century, six-story cooperative completed in 1950, this Saxony Towers-era building sits on a leafy Jackson Heights block and contains primarily one- and two-bedroom apartment layouts, including several junior four reconfigurations. Exterior features are modest: a shared keyed garden/park, tenant storage options, and limited outdoor common space tied to the complex. The building’s elevator service and front lobby lead to typical postwar corridors; a live-in superintendent and in-building laundry rooms (with commercial machines) support day-to-day convenience. Interiors commonly show hardwood floors, crown moldings, welcoming entry foyers, windowed and eat-in kitchens with islands or breakfast bars, and updated baths and fixtures in renovated units. Closet capacity is generous across many layouts and some units provide first-floor bedroom or master-downstairs configurations. Operational details favor flexible ownership: board policies allow subletting with approval, pets up to mid-size with rules, and financing options frequently permit high loan-to-value purchases. The building is transit- and neighborhood-oriented, a short walk to the 7 train and local bus routes, surrounded by restaurants, shops, schools, and tree-lined residential streets that define this part of Jackson Heights.