Enjoy the mix of classic and contemporary living in this large, light filled, charming 2BR/1BA pre-war cooperative. Situated on the top floor, this 5-room, floor-through unit (one of only two per floor), offers more than 1100 square feet of gracious living space and has recently updated windows in every room for light and air. Large west-facing windows illuminate the ample living room that flows into the dining room and kitchen from the front of the apartment. With 9’ coved ceilings, hardwood floors, refreshed plaster walls, vintage architectural details, and the added comfort of ceiling fans. The windowed kitchen features sleek custom cabinetry, a dishwasher, and a coveted in-unit washing machine. A long, generous hallway - a convenient place for additional storage - links the apartment from the front door to the bedrooms which are conveniently situated in the rear of the building for peaceful slumbers. Two good-sized bedrooms share the windowed, renovated bathroom with a shower/tub combo. The primary bedroom has two windows and room for a king-sized bed, night tables, dressers and a double closet. The secondary bedroom has one window, room for a full-sized bed, nightstand, desk or dresser and a double closet. Conveniently located in the Jackson Heights Historic District, the Colonials are approximately 2.5 blocks to the subway, near the shopping and restaurants along 37th Ave, and close to such Jackson Heights landmarks of Travers Park and the Sunday green market. Each building in the Colonials is a separate co-op with its own governing board. Building amenities include: laundry room, one storage unit per apartment, courtyard for shareholders’ enjoyment, and a resident superintendent. Pets Allowed Upon Approval. Sorry, no subletting.  The Neo-Georgian-style Colonials were designed by George H. Wells and built in 1915. They have the distinction of being America’s first cooperative conversion in 1920. There are six 5-story buildings on the east side of 82nd St. between 34th Ave. (locally called Paseo Park in reference to its Open Street status with the city) and 35th Ave. Each has 10 units with two apartments per floor.