99-10 60Th Ave

A six-story cooperative apartment building constructed in 1961, this mid-rise in Corona offers a mix of studios through three-bedroom layouts across multiple floor plates. Exterior massing is typical of postwar residential blocks with brick-faced elevations, street-level entry and a modest landscaped setback. Units retain many original interior details alongside later updates: natural woodwork, hardwood floors, eat-in and galley-style kitchens, granite and marble counters in renovated units, recessed lighting and built-in pantry or closet organization. Common areas include an attended lobby with security camera monitoring, an elevator serving all floors, on-site coin or card-operated laundry facilities, and shared corridors with maintained lighting and finishes. Building services and policies reflect cooperative governance: income verification and board approval are required, subletting is restricted or limited, and many units are owner-occupied; pet policies vary by unit and board rules but multiple listings note no-pet restrictions. Parking is available via a garage waitlist; public transit access is strong with several local bus lines and express buses to Manhattan, plus proximity to subway connections and nearby shopping centers like Rego Park and Queens Center. The neighborhood setting blends residential blocks with convenient retail, big-box stores and supermarkets, supporting an urban lifestyle with easy commuting and everyday necessities within walking distance.