Behind each row of buildings is a landscaped interior garden.  Originally called the Garden Apartments, their name was changed in 1925 because “garden apartment” had become a generic term in Jackson Heights.  The Queensboro Corporation planned for these buildings to cover the perimeter of both city blocks; however, only seven buildings were completed on each side of 80th Street.  Operating as a cooperative since 1920, the five-story buildings are walkups.  The six buildings (three on each side of the street) closest to 37th Avenue have two apartments per floor, with ten identical six-room (three bedroom) units.  The eight remaining buildings have three units per floor, each with ten three-room apartments and five four-room apartments. The Greystones are a designated landmark located within the Jackson Heights Historic District, and is also listed on the State and National Register of Historic Places.

Each street-front has five buildings with four-, five- or six-room (one, two and three bedroom) apartments. Each five- and six-room apartment has four exposures and a sun parlor, located adjacent to the living and dining rooms.  Each building has a handful of parking spots, tucked into the rear of the building, below grade level.   The four-story buildings are walkups.  Linden Court is a designated landmark located within the Jackson Heights Historic District, and is also listed on the State and National Register of Historic Places.

The five 79th Street buildings each have two six-room (three bedrooms) apartments that face both front and back, and one four-room (one bedroom) apartment with three garden exposures.  The six 78th Street buildings each have two five-room (two bedrooms) apartments that face both front and back, and one four-room (one bedroom) apartment with three garden exposures.  The six-room apartments are about 1,200 square feet, the five-room units 1,000 square feet, and the four-room 800 square feet. The five-story buildings are walkups.  Hampton Court is a designated landmark located within the Jackson Heights Historic District, and is also listed on the State and National Register of Historic Places.

The 80th Street buildings are a cooperative, the 79th Street buildings are rental. Each building has five identical five-room (two bedroom) apartments and five identical six-room (two bedrooms with small sunroom) apartments. Each apartment has two or three exposures and a fireplace.  The buildings are elevated. Laburnum Court is a designated landmark located within the Jackson Heights Historic District, and is also listed on the State and National Register of Historic Places.

Each street-front has four buildings with identical five-room apartments and three buildings with identical six-room apartments. The five-room apartments are approximately 1,100 square feet and the six-room apartments are approximately 1,300 square feet. Each apartment has three exposures, a fireplace, and a sunroom.  The sunroom projects into the garden with three sets of double windows, its own full bath, and can be used as an extension of the living area or as a bedroom.  The buildings are elevated. Hawthorne Court is a designated landmark located within the Jackson Heights Historic District, and is also listed on the State and National Register of Historic Places.

Each street-front has two buildings with identical five-room apartments and two buildings with identical six-room apartments. The five-room apartments are approximately 1,100 square feet and the six-room apartments are approximately 1,300 square feet. Each apartment has three exposures, a fireplace, and a sunroom.  The sunroom projects into the garden with three sets of double windows, its own full bath, and can be used as an extension of the living area or as a bedroom.  The buildings are elevated.  Elm Court is a designated landmark located within the Jackson Heights Historic District, and is also listed on the State and National Register of Historic Places.

Each street-front has six buildings with five-, six-, and seven-room (two-, three-, and four-bedroom) apartments. The five-room apartments are approximately 1,000 square feet, the six-room apartments are approximately 1,300 square feet, and the seven-room apartments are about 1,500 square feet. The buildings are elevated and are five- or six-stories; and every apartment has three or four exposures and a fireplace. The four corner buildings each have eleven seven-room (four bedrooms with 3 baths) apartments, with one sixth floor unit. The eight five-story inner buildings have five-room (two-bedrooms with one bath) and six-room (three bedrooms with two baths) apartments.  The Chateau is a designated landmark located within the Jackson Heights Historic District, and is also listed on the State and National Register of Historic Places.

Each street-front has four six-story elevated buildings.  The four corner buildings each have seven-room apartments of either 1,500 or 1,750 square feet.  The four inner building have six-room (three bedrooms with two baths) apartments of 1,300 square feet and seven-room (four bedrooms with three baths) apartments of 1,500 square feet.  All apartments have four exposures and a fireplace.  In the 1930s, two lines of seven-room apartments were divided into three- and four room units. A number of small apartments were also created out of former roof-top servants’ quarters. Built as a cooperative, The Towers failed during the Depression, but was converted to cooperative ownership in 1979. The Towers is a designated landmark located within the Jackson Heights Historic District, and is also listed on the State and National Register of Historic Places.

. Larger than most six-story elevated buildings of the period, Fillmore Hall has 122 apartments.  Built as a rental building, it was converted to cooperative ownership in the early 1980s. Most of the apartments are generously sized, and range from two-room studios (of 500 square feet) to three-bedroom units (of about 1,500 square feet).  Fillmore Hall is a designated landmark located within the Jackson Heights Historic District, and is also listed on the State and National Register of Historic Places.

The Berkeley’s three elevated six-story buildings also surround an interior garden.  Built as rental apartment buildings, they were converted to cooperative ownership in the early 1980s. Most of the apartments are generously sized, and range from studios (at 500 square feet) to two-bedroom units (approaching 1,300 square feet).  Over the last decade, the buildings and the exterior garden have been lovingly restored.  The Berkeley is a designated landmark located within the Jackson Heights Historic District, and is also listed on the State and National Register of Historic Places.