Tree-lined street with brick row houses in Sunnyside Gardens, Queens

The Definitive Guide to Sunnyside Gardens

History, architecture, courts, house types, preservation and the townhouse market.

Created and edited by Lauren Bennett, a Sunnyside Gardens resident, researcher, and Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker at The Corcoran Group.
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Sunnyside Gardens · At a Glance

Quick Facts

Developed
1924–1928
House Types
26
Principal Row-House Courts
9
Site Coverage by Buildings
28%
NYC Historic District Designation
2007

Begin with the Guide

Explore Sunnyside Gardens

Start with the neighborhood’s story, learn to read its houses, explore the shared courts, or connect with the Park.

Stone patio and brick sunroom surrounded by greenery at 47-16 39th Avenue Featured residence · Roosevelt Court 47-16 39th Avenue Explore a 1927 Type M/M′ residence—its architecture, three open sides and close relationship to path, court and garden. Enter the residence

Market intelligence

From market intelligence to a particular home.

Explore the neighborhood’s history and market freely. Property-specific analysis is part of Lauren’s buyer and seller representation with the Mijalkovic Bennett Team.

The Guide remains a free public resource. Property-specific comparable analysis, record synthesis and strategy are provided as part of client representation. Respect for residents comes first: the Guide does not publish owner information, identify private homes for solicitation or facilitate unsolicited contact.