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Pre-war elegance meets modern convenience in this 1941 Jackson Heights Historic District co-op with roof deck and marble foyer. Spacious, sun-filled apartments with classic details near express transit and vibrant neighborhood amenities. Currently, 2 apartments are for sale.
The Manchester is a six story, 97 unit pre-war co-op built in 1941 in the Jackson Heights Historic District. It occupies the full 35th Avenue block between 77th and 78th Streets.
Apartments commonly have generous proportions, high ceilings, crown moldings, sunken living rooms and original hardwood floors. Junior 4 plans recur, pairing a designated dining area with a smaller room that may serve as an office, nursery or compact bedroom, while corner layouts often receive light from multiple exposures. Unit 1K is a raised first floor residence organized with its living room opening directly to a private rear deck.
The roof terrace has Manhattan skyline views, and the common spaces include a marble foyer, laundry room, resident storage and bike room. Indoor garage parking operates with a waitlist. The building also has wheelchair access and a live-in superintendent, and pets are permitted.
Travers Park and its weekly farmers market are just north of the building, alongside the 34th Avenue corridor. The Jackson Heights Roosevelt Avenue and 74th Street Broadway station complex is about five blocks away, with service on the 7, E, F, M and R trains.
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