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$4,280,000

We are pleased to present this charming home nestled on one of Forest Hills Gardens' most coveted streets. Built in 1925 and set on a generous quarter-acre lot, this stately brick and stucco home offers six Bedrooms, six full Bathrooms, and one half Bath across 4,693 interior square feet of gracious living space. Enter through a cozy foyer that flows seamlessly to a spacious living room anchored by a large stone fireplace and featuring a bright, open sunroom with floor-to-ceiling bay windows. A formal dining room with warm hardwood floors and classic tilework framed by a large dry bar equipped with a sink and wine refrigerator provide the perfect backdrop for cozy meals and hosting gatherings alike. The adjacent spacious kitchen with direct backyard access and ornate living area complete the main level. The expansive lot is among the largest on Dartmouth Street, and affords lush outdoor space perfectly suited for gardening, play, or entertaining in a private, park-like setting. This remarkable home is located on a tree-lined street mere blocks from Forest Hills Station Square, Austin Street, the LIRR, and the E, F, M, and R subway lines, making it exceptionally convenient to reach New York City. Find close by restaurants, boutique shops, charming cafés, the many amenities of Forest Park, and the prestigious West Side Tennis Club. Step inside this rare Forest Hills Gardens treasure and make it your dream retreat from the city’s bustle!

6 Beds ⋅ 7 Baths ⋅ 1004572 MLS

We are pleased to present this charming home nestled on one of Forest Hills Gardens' most coveted streets. Built in 1925 and set on a generous quarter-acre lot, this stately brick and stucco home offers six Bedrooms, six full Bathrooms, and one half Bath across 4,693 interior square feet of gracious living space. Enter through a cozy foyer that flows seamlessly to a spacious living room anchored by a large stone fireplace and featuring a bright, open sunroom with floor-to-ceiling bay windows. A formal dining room with warm hardwood floors and classic tilework framed by a large dry bar equipped with a sink and wine refrigerator provide the perfect backdrop for cozy meals and hosting gatherings alike. The adjacent spacious kitchen with direct backyard access and ornate living area complete the main level. The expansive lot is among the largest on Dartmouth Street, and affords lush outdoor space perfectly suited for gardening, play, or entertaining in a private, park-like setting. This remarkable home is located on a tree-lined street mere blocks from Forest Hills Station Square, Austin Street, the LIRR, and the E, F, M, and R subway lines, making it exceptionally convenient to reach New York City. Find close by restaurants, boutique shops, charming cafés, the many amenities of Forest Park, and the prestigious West Side Tennis Club. Step inside this rare Forest Hills Gardens treasure and make it your dream retreat from the city’s bustle!

64 Dartmouth Street, Forest Hills

$2,700,000

Stately Tudor-style residence located in the highly desirable Forest Hills Gardens. Situated on an approximately 8,000 sq ft lot, this property offers 4,735 sq ft of interior living space with classic architectural details throughout. The first floor features an expansive living room with fireplace, den with an additional fireplace and side entrance, formal dining room, eat-in kitchen with seating area, powder room, and an attached garage with interior access. The second floor includes four bedrooms and two full bathrooms, including a primary suite with ensuite bath and dressing room. One bedroom offers access to a private balcony. The third floor provides an additional bedroom, full bathroom, walk-in closet, and flexible bonus space suitable for a home office, gym, or playroom, along with additional storage. The finished basement includes a full bathroom, recreation area, laundry and utility rooms, and a separate side entrance. Property requires renovation and is being sold as-is, presenting an opportunity for customization. Zoned R3-1; potential for conversion to a legal two-family (buyer to verify with architect and local authorities). Conveniently located near transportation, including the Long Island Rail Road Forest Hills Station and subway lines (E, F, M, R), as well as schools, shopping, and dining—all within approximately 5–10 minutes walking distance. A rare opportunity to create your dream home.

6 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths ⋅ 1008074 MLS

Stately Tudor-style residence located in the highly desirable Forest Hills Gardens. Situated on an approximately 8,000 sq ft lot, this property offers 4,735 sq ft of interior living space with classic architectural details throughout. The first floor features an expansive living room with fireplace, den with an additional fireplace and side entrance, formal dining room, eat-in kitchen with seating area, powder room, and an attached garage with interior access. The second floor includes four bedrooms and two full bathrooms, including a primary suite with ensuite bath and dressing room. One bedroom offers access to a private balcony. The third floor provides an additional bedroom, full bathroom, walk-in closet, and flexible bonus space suitable for a home office, gym, or playroom, along with additional storage. The finished basement includes a full bathroom, recreation area, laundry and utility rooms, and a separate side entrance. Property requires renovation and is being sold as-is, presenting an opportunity for customization. Zoned R3-1; potential for conversion to a legal two-family (buyer to verify with architect and local authorities). Conveniently located near transportation, including the Long Island Rail Road Forest Hills Station and subway lines (E, F, M, R), as well as schools, shopping, and dining—all within approximately 5–10 minutes walking distance. A rare opportunity to create your dream home.

6954 Dartmouth Street, Forest Hills

$1,799,999

A particular quiet settles over the right kind of Forest Hills street. The trees arch over the road, the houses sit back from the sidewalk, and the noise of the city ends a few blocks behind you. 111-16 76th Drive sits on a street like that — a 1935 Colonial behind an electronic gate, on a 37.25' x 100' lot with a private driveway, a detached garage, and the carried presence of a home kept carefully for ninety years. You enter into a living room, original parquet hardwood, crown molding, recessed lighting, and a wood-burning fireplace framed in white brick. Its a room that hosts. The dining room beyond — chandelier, wainscoting, formal but never stiff — opens to a separate sitting room overlooking the Japanese Maple out front, where afternoons settle naturally into evenings. The kitchen has been renovated to feel current without losing the bones of the house: white flat-front cabinetry to the ceiling, Caesarstone quartz countertops, a full stainless steel appliance package, and a breakfast nook off the back with garden views and a side door out to the patio. A powder room sits just off the main hall. And throughout the floor, a detail most buyers won't notice until they live with it — the Mitsubishi central HVAC was installed with supply vents along the floor, so conditioned air rises evenly from below. No draft from above, no cold spot at the window, no whir from a register. The house simply stays comfortable. Upstairs, the primary suite is genuinely oversized at 19' x 12', with mirrored closets, hardwood floors, and French doors that open onto a private 185 sqft balcony shaded by mature trees. It functions as an outdoor room: wide enough for a small table, removed from the street, the kind of place where morning coffee becomes a habit. Two more bedrooms and a full bath complete the floor. A third level adds three further bedrooms in a fully private wing — for a home office that lives apart from the rest of the house. Below, the basement runs 21' x 28' as a finished recreation room, with new wood-look tile, freshly painted walls, good ceiling height, and a full bath, laundry, and pantry. And while the cosmetic work shows everywhere, the systems quietly tell you what kind of house this is: gas boiler under 15 years old, water heater 4 years old, upgraded electrical, central HVAC through the main floors, split-AC on the third. The next decade of ownership cost has already been absorbed. Outside, the lot reads as a small private compound. White frame construction, a covered porch, a Japanese maple at the threshold, evergreens at the perimeter, ivy-covered fencing, a patio, and a lawn deep enough for a grill and a table. The electronic gate spans the full frontage and slides open silently. The detached garage takes the car; the driveway takes the second, and third. The neighborhood is the other half of the home. Forest Hills is one of the most complete neighborhoods in New York City — Tudor and Colonial Revival blocks from the 1910s and 1920s, mature canopy on every street, the feel of a place built to last. Forest Hills Gardens, the landmark 1909 community designed by Grosvenor Atterbury with the Olmsted Brothers, sits a few blocks away. Forest Park begins just to the southwest with 538 acres of trails, equestrian paths, a carousel, and a golf course. Austin Street, the commercial spine, is lined with independent restaurants, coffee shops, wine bars, and bakeries. The E/F/M/R at Forest Hills–71st Avenue - 0.2 miles away - runs express to Midtown in under 25 minutes; the LIRR reaches Penn Station in roughly 15. Homes with this configuration — 6 true bedrooms, a finished basement, a private garage, a gated lot, modern systems on a 1935 frame — simply do not come up often in Forest Hills. Walk Score: 98. NYC School District 28.

6 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 1004225 MLS

A particular quiet settles over the right kind of Forest Hills street. The trees arch over the road, the houses sit back from the sidewalk, and the noise of the city ends a few blocks behind you. 111-16 76th Drive sits on a street like that — a 1935 Colonial behind an electronic gate, on a 37.25' x 100' lot with a private driveway, a detached garage, and the carried presence of a home kept carefully for ninety years. You enter into a living room, original parquet hardwood, crown molding, recessed lighting, and a wood-burning fireplace framed in white brick. Its a room that hosts. The dining room beyond — chandelier, wainscoting, formal but never stiff — opens to a separate sitting room overlooking the Japanese Maple out front, where afternoons settle naturally into evenings. The kitchen has been renovated to feel current without losing the bones of the house: white flat-front cabinetry to the ceiling, Caesarstone quartz countertops, a full stainless steel appliance package, and a breakfast nook off the back with garden views and a side door out to the patio. A powder room sits just off the main hall. And throughout the floor, a detail most buyers won't notice until they live with it — the Mitsubishi central HVAC was installed with supply vents along the floor, so conditioned air rises evenly from below. No draft from above, no cold spot at the window, no whir from a register. The house simply stays comfortable. Upstairs, the primary suite is genuinely oversized at 19' x 12', with mirrored closets, hardwood floors, and French doors that open onto a private 185 sqft balcony shaded by mature trees. It functions as an outdoor room: wide enough for a small table, removed from the street, the kind of place where morning coffee becomes a habit. Two more bedrooms and a full bath complete the floor. A third level adds three further bedrooms in a fully private wing — for a home office that lives apart from the rest of the house. Below, the basement runs 21' x 28' as a finished recreation room, with new wood-look tile, freshly painted walls, good ceiling height, and a full bath, laundry, and pantry. And while the cosmetic work shows everywhere, the systems quietly tell you what kind of house this is: gas boiler under 15 years old, water heater 4 years old, upgraded electrical, central HVAC through the main floors, split-AC on the third. The next decade of ownership cost has already been absorbed. Outside, the lot reads as a small private compound. White frame construction, a covered porch, a Japanese maple at the threshold, evergreens at the perimeter, ivy-covered fencing, a patio, and a lawn deep enough for a grill and a table. The electronic gate spans the full frontage and slides open silently. The detached garage takes the car; the driveway takes the second, and third. The neighborhood is the other half of the home. Forest Hills is one of the most complete neighborhoods in New York City — Tudor and Colonial Revival blocks from the 1910s and 1920s, mature canopy on every street, the feel of a place built to last. Forest Hills Gardens, the landmark 1909 community designed by Grosvenor Atterbury with the Olmsted Brothers, sits a few blocks away. Forest Park begins just to the southwest with 538 acres of trails, equestrian paths, a carousel, and a golf course. Austin Street, the commercial spine, is lined with independent restaurants, coffee shops, wine bars, and bakeries. The E/F/M/R at Forest Hills–71st Avenue - 0.2 miles away - runs express to Midtown in under 25 minutes; the LIRR reaches Penn Station in roughly 15. Homes with this configuration — 6 true bedrooms, a finished basement, a private garage, a gated lot, modern systems on a 1935 frame — simply do not come up often in Forest Hills. Walk Score: 98. NYC School District 28.

11116 76th Drive, Forest Hills

$3,158,000

LUXURY. LOCATION. LEGACY! Exceptional opportunity to own a truly grand residence in the heart of prestigious Forest Hills Gardens. This distinguished home was built by a famed Forest Hills Gardens builder who constructed many of the neighborhood’s iconic properties — and chose this home to build for himself, reflecting an extraordinary level of craftsmanship, detail, and pride of ownership. The elegant residence offers a dramatic entry, formal dining room, oversized eat-in kitchen, and a stunning step-down living room with fireplace. Both the living room and kitchen open onto a spectacular wraparound deck for all-summer enjoyment, complemented by a charming outdoor breezeway that enhances the home’s unique indoor-outdoor flow. Features include a residential elevator, hardwood floors throughout, wrought iron railings, spiral staircase, abundant closet space, and built-in speakers. Second floor offers 4 bedrooms / 3 baths; third floor provides 2 bedrooms / 1 bath. The finished basement includes multiple rooms, full bath, laundry, and mechanicals. Comfort is enhanced by 4-zone heating and 3-zone central air conditioning. Two-car garage. Approximately 4622 sq. ft. of living space. Bonus: Legal one-bedroom apartment over the garage, currently rented month-to-month and generating excellent income. A rare blend of architectural character, luxury living, and income potential in one of Queens’ most iconic neighborhoods — a true legacy property.

7 Beds ⋅ 7 Baths ⋅ 947356 MLS

LUXURY. LOCATION. LEGACY! Exceptional opportunity to own a truly grand residence in the heart of prestigious Forest Hills Gardens. This distinguished home was built by a famed Forest Hills Gardens builder who constructed many of the neighborhood’s iconic properties — and chose this home to build for himself, reflecting an extraordinary level of craftsmanship, detail, and pride of ownership. The elegant residence offers a dramatic entry, formal dining room, oversized eat-in kitchen, and a stunning step-down living room with fireplace. Both the living room and kitchen open onto a spectacular wraparound deck for all-summer enjoyment, complemented by a charming outdoor breezeway that enhances the home’s unique indoor-outdoor flow. Features include a residential elevator, hardwood floors throughout, wrought iron railings, spiral staircase, abundant closet space, and built-in speakers. Second floor offers 4 bedrooms / 3 baths; third floor provides 2 bedrooms / 1 bath. The finished basement includes multiple rooms, full bath, laundry, and mechanicals. Comfort is enhanced by 4-zone heating and 3-zone central air conditioning. Two-car garage. Approximately 4622 sq. ft. of living space. Bonus: Legal one-bedroom apartment over the garage, currently rented month-to-month and generating excellent income. A rare blend of architectural character, luxury living, and income potential in one of Queens’ most iconic neighborhoods — a true legacy property.

31 Puritan Avenue, Forest Hills