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Carlton House is a post-war co-op building in Queens's Jackson Heights neighborhood completed in 1946. The 6-story building at 34-41 85th Street contains 145 units. Currently, 5 apartments are for sale.
Carlton House is a six story, 145 unit post-war co-op at 34-41 85th Street in the Jackson Heights Historic District. Completed in 1946 and designed by Philip Birnbaum, the brick apartment house combines late Art Deco and early midcentury modern elements, with a design influenced by the district’s earlier garden complexes.
Apartments range from studios to two bedrooms, with broad foyers, separate or raised dining areas, windowed kitchens and substantial closet space recurring in the layouts. Corner and upper floor homes often have multiple exposures and views over the neighborhood’s landmarked English garden houses. Several west facing apartments open to private terraces, including layouts with sunset and Manhattan skyline views.
The building has an evening doorman, a live-in superintendent and porters. Its amenities include a fitness room, bike storage, renovated laundry facilities, a landscaped rear garden and an underground garage, where parking is subject to a waitlist.
Paseo Park and the 34th Avenue Open Street are close to the building, while Travers Park hosts a year round Sunday greenmarket. The 7 train stops at 82nd Street, and the Jackson Heights Roosevelt Avenue and 74th Street Broadway transit complex serves the 7, E, F, M and R lines.
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