91 Tulip Ave

A low-rise cooperative complex of three stories built in 1950, the property offers primarily one- and two-bedroom residences arranged around landscaped courtyards and gardened common grounds. Units retain mid-century details such as natural woodwork, high ceilings, original moldings and foyer entries, while many kitchens and baths have been updated with granite, quartzite or marble counters, recessed lighting and modern appliances. Common interior conveniences include on-site laundry, generous storage, ceiling fans, eat-in kitchens, formal dining areas in some layouts, and a range of closet configurations including his-and-hers or walk-through dressing spaces. Exterior amenities emphasize quiet, suburban character: private entrances for select units, courtyard gardens, exterior lighting, mailbox clusters and a small dock feature. Parking is managed by the cooperative and municipal options are noted as alternatives; building management controls entry fees and waitlists for assigned spaces. The complex is service-oriented rather than full-luxury: maintenance often covers heat, hot water, grounds and snow removal, with community policies governing pet ownership and alterations. Located in the village setting of Malverne/Floral Park border, the building sits within walking distance of transit links (LIRR and local buses), neighborhood shops, schools and village recreational facilities, supporting a commuter-friendly, village lifestyle.