Anita Terrace

Anita Terrace is a 14-story post‑war cooperative constructed in 1952, containing roughly 180–190 residences in studio through three‑bedroom layouts. The masonry mid‑rise presents a practical, mid‑century profile with elevator access and fireproof construction. Interiors vary from original layouts to fully renovated units featuring high ceilings, hardwood floors, eat‑in and galley kitchens, stone counters (granite, marble, quartz), formal dining or separate dining alcoves, and sizable closets; some units include foyer entries, first‑floor bedroom/bath arrangements, and cathedral ceiling details. Building services and shared spaces emphasize everyday convenience: a full‑time doorman and 24‑hour security, on‑site super/staff, laundry room, common storage and bicycle storage, and a recreational room. Fitness needs are served by an expanded gym (often available for a small fee), while outdoor and family amenities include a landscaped courtyard, private playground and small private outdoor spaces. Practical options include an on‑site parking garage and tenant/owner parking, and the property permits small dogs under 25 lbs in many units; subletting is restricted and co‑op board approval is required. Located in Rego Park, the building benefits from immediate access to Queens Boulevard shopping, nearby M/R and R subway service, multiple express bus routes to Manhattan, and proximity to major parkways and LaGuardia airport, placing everyday retail, groceries and commuter connections within an easy walk or short drive.