Our first Jackson Heights Historic District apartment is an incredible deal. This 2-bedroom in The Greystones, a venerable co-op built in 1917, boasts 900 square feet of space! Its details exude charm, including oak floors, classic moldings, and a claw-foot tub. There’s great light from two exposures. The building offers laundry facilities and a shared interior garden. Contact a StreetEasy Expert on the listing for more information. (StreetEasy Experts are agents with proven experience in a particular building or area.)

While this unit in The Monroe is listed as a 1-bedroom, it’s configured as a 2-bedroom. The primary bedroom is huge, with a big double window facing the garden. (It’s got double closets, too!) And translucent sliding doors cut the living/dining area in half to make bedroom number two. Take them out if you prefer a big, open-concept space — but they’re beautiful! The custom kitchen features stainless steel appliances, including a dishwasher. Reach out to a StreetEasy Expert on the listing for more.

Yes, you read that right. This spacious Jackson Heights Historic District apartment costs just $315,000! There’s only one bedroom but it’s massive, with two exposures and two closets. The all-white kitchen is full of sunshine from corner windows. And a large foyer could easily become a dining area or office. The Donner Gardens co-op offers laundry, elevators, garage parking, and a common garden. To learn more, contact a StreetEasy Expert on the listing.

Here’s another unit in The Greystones, complete with crown moldings and walnut floors. It’s the priciest of our Jackson Heights Historic District apartments. But it’s also the biggest at 930 square feet. And look at this adorable kitchen! It’s definitely a standout, with chic open shelving and handmade oak cabinets. Plus, this is the only one of the 14 Greystones buildings with a rooftop terrace in addition to the shared gardens. Nice! Reach out to a StreetEasy Expert on the listing for more details.

Huge windows in our final listing face both east and west, so you’ll always have great natural light. There’s a formal dining room plus a separate living room, providing a flexible layout. The current living space could easily become a second bedroom. And the huge dining room would make a great living area. This Jackson Heights Historic District apartment is in Linden Court. It’s a beautiful Neo-Romanesque-style  co-op building. Contact a StreetEasy Expert on the listing to learn more.