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217-11 73rd Ave, 2
Oakland Gardens, Queens | 217th Street & 218th Street
4 Rooms2 Beds1 Bath775 Square FeetCo-op
$358,000
Maintenance$1,026
Price Per SF
$462
Listing Features
- Eat-in Kitchen
Property Description for 217-11 73rd Ave, 2
Embark on an extraordinary opportunity to own a piece of a unique building featuring only two units. Discover the convenience of having a side yard and parking located at the rear of the building, mere steps from vibrant shopping centers on 73rd Avenue and Bell Boulevard. Experience the thrill of being within walking distance to all amenities. Enjoy effortless commutes via bus Q88/27 and express bus QM 5/8/35 to NYC. Find your dream home in this upper-level COOP unit with two bedrooms available for sale. Take advantage of a monthly maintenance fee of $1,026.15 that covers all expenses except electricity. Unlock the possibility of obtaining parking stickers for $30/month for the first car and $45/month for the second car. Explore the option of garage parking available on waitlist. Be part of a renowned School District #26, serving PS 205, MS 74. Empower yourself with the knowledge that owner occupancy is required, cats are permitted, and subletting is prohibited. Unlock your potential with financing options available with as little as 10% down, subject to debt-to-income ratio of 30%.
Listing History for 217-11 73rd Ave, 2
Now
04/16/2026
$358,000
Sold and Closed by Amy Qiu
Winzone Realty Inc.
02/04/2026
Contract Signed by Amy Qiu
Winzone Realty Inc.
Building Details for 217-11 73rd Ave
OwnershipCo-op
AgePost-War
AccessWalk-up
Year Built1949
Floors/Apts2/197
Oakland Gardens | Queens
Quick Profile
Oakland Gardens is located in the largest, most diverse, and densely populated borough of Queens, yet, it feels like you’re smack dab in the middle of the suburbs. An enclave of Bayside, Oakland Gardens is located in the northeastern section of Queens and is surrounded by parks, golf courses, and athletic fields.
Bounded by The Long Island Expressway to the north, Alley Pond Park to the South, Union Turnpike to the south, and Cunningham Park to the west.
The neighborhood's history is long and dates back to the early Dutch days. In 1645 John Hicks received land grants from the Dutch, settled the lands, and built his sprawling estate. In the early 19th century, the lands were passed on to the Lawrence Family. In 1847, Fredrick Newbold Lawrence built the Oaks mansion. Many historians say the Oakland in Oakland Gardens derives from the Oaks mansion.
Housing in Oakland Gardens consists mostly of one and two-family homes. There are also co-ops, condos and apartments. The average listed price is $307k with a median listed price of 319k. The average price per square foot in Oakland Gardens is $434.
Bell Avenue is one of the neighborhood's commercial arteries and offers a hub of shops and places to eat. Many residents flock to nearby Bayside for additional options. The commute from Oakland Gardens to Manhattan is a little under 30 minutes via the Long Island Railroad. Bus lines also service the neighborhood, but the journey takes over an hour. Most residents commuting to Manhattan use the LIRR or drive their cars.
The New York Public School System services the neighborhood of Oakland Gardens. Benjamin N. Cardozo High School and P.S. 203 have a notable reputation.
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OLR ID: 2151456
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