Perched on the top floor of a handsome pre-war brick building, this corner one-bedroom offers something rare in New York: genuine quiet, no upstairs neighbors, and an apartment flooded with natural light throughout the day. Set at the corner of 35th Avenue and 88th Street, apartment 6B enjoys southern and western exposures with original hardwood floors running throughout.

As you enter, there is a generous foyer that can serve as a dedicated home office or reading nook. The unit has brand new dual-pane windows with screens, three of which are in the spacious living room. The windowed galley kitchen features a gas stove and oven, refrigerator, and overhead cabinetry. Original louvered screen doors let you close the kitchen off from the main living space when cooking — a thoughtful detail. The kitchen is fully functional and ready for a buyer to renovate to their taste.

The tucked-away, large bedroom can easily accommodate a king bed, two nightstands, and a full dresser. Down the hall from the bedroom is the windowed bathroom, which retains its original character: classic pink tile with crisp black trim accents, a deep soaking tub with shower, a built-in medicine cabinet, and vintage fixtures.

The Queen Anne Co-op building features an on-site garage (waitlist), laundry in the basement, private storage, and beautifully maintained landscaped grounds with iron fencing and mature trees. The monthly maintenance is $630.18. While pets are not permitted, subletting is allowed with board approval.

Jackson Heights is one of New York’s most vibrant and walkable neighborhoods, and 35th Avenue is its beating heart — lined with celebrated restaurants, bakeries, produce markets, and cafés representing cuisines from across the globe. The 7 train at 82nd Street–Jackson Heights and the E/F/M/R at Roosevelt Avenue–Jackson Heights put Midtown Manhattan roughly 25 minutes away. Travers Park, Diversity Plaza, and a tight-knit community round out one of Queens’ most sought-after addresses.