Total Grounds
Nearly 60 Acres
About Us
Georgetown Mews pairs a stable cooperative history with a true garden-community setting — a place prospective shareholders can put down roots.
A Garden Cooperative in Kew Gardens Hills
Georgetown Mews is a residential cooperative of 930 garden apartments spread across nearly 60 acres of landscaped grounds. Each apartment opens directly onto greenery — creating a genuine neighborhood feel rather than a corridor of doors.
Owner-occupied and community-oriented, the co-op is close to neighborhood shopping, public transportation, and Queens College, making everyday life practical and connected for new and longtime residents alike.
Garden Apartments
930
Co-op Conversion
1986
Location
Kew Gardens Hills
Our History
Converted to a cooperative in 1986, Georgetown Mews has been shaped by active board leadership and consistent on-site management — the foundation of a community built for long-term stability.
- •Georgetown Mews was converted into a cooperative in 1986.
- •The community spans nearly 60 acres in Kew Gardens Hills, Queens.
- •The property includes 930 garden apartments, each with an entrance off the landscaped grounds.
- •Board leadership and on-site management are known for active, hands-on oversight.
Georgetown Mews is also connected to the broader cooperative community through membership in the Council of New York Cooperatives and Condominiums (CNYC), with long-time board leadership active at the CNYC level.
How the Community Is Run
An involved, informed board of directors works closely with hands-on property management. That structure supports policy consistency, operational clarity, and strong communication with shareholders.
A full-time on-site management office at 69-17 150th Street gives residents a direct, reliable point of contact for day-to-day needs.
See Yourself at Georgetown Mews
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