Modern PrewarWashington Plaza · Jackson Heights

Two remarkable apartments For sale by owner

Prewar charm.Modern living.

Light, amenities and calm at Washington Plaza: a delightful & welcoming garden co-op in Jackson Heights.

D32 Two-bedroom970 sq ft · 7 closets
$650,000
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E3 One-bedroom698 sq ft · Courtyard view
$420,000
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Apartments offered by owners. Buyer’s agents welcome.

Illustration of the Washington Plaza courtyard fountain and the doors to D32 and E3

Two homes. One stunning garden.

01Light

A footprint designed for maximum light and beautiful views through all seasons.

02Convenience

Five subway lines, affordable shopping and extraordinary food close at hand.

03Oasis

A perfect courtyard, attentive staff and a genuinely neighborly community.

Choosing the right one

Either apartment is a great choice.

One gives you extra rooms and seven closets. The other a beautiful, efficient footprint with the courtyard fountain right outside your kitchen window.

Residence D32Two-bedroom · One bath

Space to exhale and closets in abundance.

D32 sits several floors above street level. It's a great layout with space separation and room to grow.

Asking
$650,000
Space
2 bedrooms, 7 closets
Co-op shares
524
Maintenance
$1,019/month Covers all property taxes and many utilities (heat, gas, water, sewer) and services (staff, landscaping, building maintenance, trash pickup including larger items, snow removal)
Setting
Treetops 73rd st
Size
970 sq ft
Primary exposure
West (280°)
Exposures
3

Cherry blossom trees out your window each spring. A flexible second bedroom for sleeping or a home office, nursery or guest room. Every closet you could need!

Finishes

Italian kitchen cabinetry with under-cabinet lighting, solid oak tongue-in-groove floors, GROHE® bath fixtures

Appliances

Frigidaire Gallery® stainless-steel appliance package featuring a 22.2 cu. ft. counter-depth side-by-side refrigerator with filtered ice and water dispenser, 1.7 cu. ft. over-the-range microwave, 24-inch built-in dishwasher with concealed controls and 30-inch five-burner gas range with convection oven

Inclusions

3 GE® window ACs, window shades, screens, curtains, window guards, intercom, KOHLER® undertone sink rack

Condition

The apartment has been well cared for. Painted in 2019, replaced microwave in 2024, minor bathroom repair work in 2025. No significant work for buyers to expect in the medium term.

Utilities

Electric (~$130/month), gas (~$25/month) and Internet (~$30/month for basic service). Other utilities are covered by your monthly maintenance.

Residence E3One-bedroom · One bath

Courtyard calm and the space you need.

E3 sits alongside the courtyard one floor above street level with the calming soundtrack of the fountain.

Asking
$420,000
Space
1 bedroom, 3 closets
Co-op shares
426
Maintenance
$831/month Covers all property taxes and many utilities (heat, gas, water, sewer) and services (staff, landscaping, building maintenance, snow removal)
Setting
Courtyard fountain
Size
698 sq ft
Primary exposure
Southwest (230°)
Exposures
2

Make breakfast with the courtyard fountain right outside your window. Recessed ceiling lighting, a delightful galley kitchen and a bedroom that fits two beds.

Finishes

Italian kitchen cabinetry with under-cabinet lighting, solid oak tongue-in-groove floors, GROHE® bath fixtures

Appliances

Frigidaire Gallery® stainless-steel appliance package featuring a 22.2 cu. ft. counter-depth side-by-side refrigerator with filtered ice and water dispenser, 1.7 cu. ft. over-the-range microwave, 24-inch built-in dishwasher with concealed controls and 30-inch five-burner gas range with convection oven

Inclusions

GE® through-the-wall AC, top-down & bottom-up window shades, screens, intercom, KOHLER® undertone sink rack

Condition

The apartment has been well cared for with no notable work required. No significant work for buyers to expect in the medium term.

Utilities

Electric (~$90/month), gas (~$25/month), Internet (~$30/month for basic service). Other utilities are covered by your monthly maintenance.

Amenities

A historical building and community with heart.

Washington Plaza was planned around light, air, landscaped space and making arriving home an absolute pleasure. Those prewar decisions still feel remarkably current.

Attentive & capable staff

Daily life runs smoothly thanks to an excellent superintendent, handyman, doormen and porters.

A gym and bike room make everyday routines even easier. A resident lounge with a kitchen, workspace and fireplace is in progress. Video intercom allows you to securely grant remote access to the building for deliveries and guests through your phone.

Large basement storage units are offered and more are being built right now. Doormen, porters, a live-in superintendent and a live-in handyman provide attentive, familiar care.

Neighbors don't only break bread, they bake artisian French baguettes for each other!

The best amenity is the community. Longtime residents and new arrivals, artists and coders, families and Manhattan transplants all find a place here. Homemade cocktails and freshly baked French baguettes get hand delivered. Neighbors go for weekly walks and runs. Smiles are common and help is always there when you need it.

Great amenitiesGym, bike room, an upcoming resident lounge
Live-in superResponsive, experienced and effective
Doormen & portersFriendly, familiar, accessible staff
Co-op since 2016Residents are invested long-term

Jackson Heights Neighborhood

Everything at your fingertips.

Outstanding food, robust shopping, strong schools, lively public spaces and the best-connected transit hub in Queens are all woven into daily life.

5

Subway lines

E, F, M, R and 7 service from the Jackson Heights–Roosevelt Avenue / 74th Street complex. Express options put midtown just 3 stops away.

EFMR7
6+

Sizable grocery stores

You won't believe how many options you have within a half mile or the shockingly reasonable prices.

200+

Delicious restaurants of all types

Travel the world with birria tacos, Yemeni coffee, Bengali fuchka, French pastries and hundreds more within a short walk.

Jackson Heights has so much to offer!

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Co-op ownership

The New York way to own.

Co-ops are largely unique to New York City. Purchasing one of these co-ops gives you shares in the corporation that owns Washington Plaza. That shared ownership gives residents a direct stake in the building’s financial health, care and long-term character.

Shared stewardshipOwners collectively own the building they call home. Simple maintenanceA single monthly payment for property taxes, staffing and building operations. StabilityThe straightforward board process selects for reliable, community-minded neighbors.

The sellers' story

We know your future home inside and out.

Illustration of the sellers and their children walking through Jackson Heights toward the Manhattan skyline

We’ve lived in New York City for over 15 years. The one-bedroom became our parents’ home base when they visited their grandchildren. Both apartments are woven into our family’s life here.

As we move closer to family in Massachusetts, we're selling directly because we can offer buyers firsthand answers, clear materials and a responsive process.

Buyer’s agents welcome

Representation is welcome–or talk to us directly.

We welcome represented buyers and compensate with 2% buyer-agent commission. Direct buyers are more than welcome and their offers are viewed favorably. Offers at a minimum should include purchase price, down payment, proof of financing (or funds for cash buyers) and desired close timeline.

We are ready and eager for a smooth and expeditious closing. Our real-estate attorney is already selected.

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Illustration of the Washington Plaza courtyard fountain and doors to D32 and E3

Come see for yourself

See which apartment feels like home.

Private showings are available for either apartment, or see both in one visit.