Lindenwood is a postwar residential pocket in southwestern Queens featuring red-brick garden-style co-ops built in the 1960s and two-family attached homes arranged around landscaped courtyards. The ne...
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Lindenwood is a postwar residential pocket in southwestern Queens featuring red-brick garden-style co-ops built in the 1960s and two-family attached homes arranged around landscaped courtyards. The neighborhood sits along Jamaica Bay near the Belt Parkway with A train access at nearby Aqueduct Racetrack station and proximity to JFK Airport via the Howard Beach hub.
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