North Queensview is a 14 story, 364 unit Astoria co-op completed in 1958. The post-war building forms part of a landscaped residential complex with lawns, mature plantings, outdoor seating, and a recently updated playground.
Recurring three bedroom layouts approach 1,100 square feet and pair pass through kitchens with combined living and dining rooms. Walls of oversized windows are a defining feature: western exposures frame Manhattan and the East River, while east facing homes look over Astoria and catch morning light. Apartments commonly have five to seven closets, including a walk-in closet near the foyer.
The self managed co-op has on-site management, a live-in superintendent, private security, community rooms, and ground floor laundry in each building. Bike and stroller storage is assigned to each apartment, outdoor parking is allocated by lottery, and the pet policy permits two cats or one dog, subject to breed restrictions.
Socrates Sculpture Park, Rainey Park, the Noguchi Museum, and the Astoria waterfront are west of the complex. The N and W trains stop at Broadway and 31st Street, with restaurants and shops concentrated along Broadway.
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