96-09 67Th Ave

A mid-century six-story cooperative built in 1951, the property presents a low-rise residential profile typical of postwar garden-style developments in central Queens. Units are predominantly two-bedroom layouts with large entry foyers that double as formal dining or flexible work-from-home space. Interiors commonly feature eat-in kitchens—many recently renovated with quartz counters and stainless steel appliances—windowed bathrooms, and well-maintained hardwood floors throughout. The building includes an elevator for upper floors, an entrance foyer, and on-site conveniences such as a communal laundry room, bike room, and individual storage; garage parking is available on a wait list. Management enforces occupancy rules common to older co-ops: no pets in many units, restrictions on subletting, and a transfer (flip) tax geared toward financial stability. Maintenance fees reported are notably low and frequently include utilities, reflecting conservative reserve planning and historically restrained assessments. Externally the structure lacks ornate landscaping or private grounds but sits on a quiet residential block near neighborhood retail. The location—Rego Park bordering Forest Hills—places it within short walking distance of subway and bus connections, local schools, shopping corridors, and a variety of restaurants and houses of worship, offering a steady, community-oriented urban lifestyle.