Building: 35-36 80th Street

35-36 80th Street Built in 1918 and designed by George H. Wells, this 5 story 15 unit building is part of the GREYSTONES, one of Jackson Heights original garden apartment cooperatives. Originally named the garden apartments it was officially changed to the Greystones a few years after it was built. The Greystones encompass fourteen 5 story walk-up buildings Located on the East and West sides of 80th Street between 35th and 37th Avenues, there is no 36th Avenue. The Greystones have a beautifully block long garden with large trees and plenty of green space. This beautiful landmarked building features a live in Superintendent, a large private storage space for each tenant shareholder, a laundry room, bicycle storage, and working dumb waiter. close to shopping, Zagat rated restaurants, cafes, pubs, weekend Farmer’s Market; additionally, transportation options are easily available just a short distance away in the form of the 7, E, F, M and R subway lines — An approximately 25 minute subway ride on the 7 line to Midtown, Manhattan.

Building Description Provided By Helen Van Rhyn