216-10 77th Ave. - Unclaimed

Oakland Gardens is a leafy residential neighborhood in northeastern Queens, set among low-rise homes, apartment buildings and gently rolling streets. Its humid summers and cold winters bring a full range of seasons, while Alley Pond Park offers wooded trails, open spaces and outdoor recreation nearby. Local shopping and everyday dining cluster along Union Turnpike, Springfield Boulevard and Bell Boulevard, with cafes and restaurants adding to the neighborhood’s low-key food scene. The area’s history is reflected in its established residential streets and nearby landmarks, including the Queens County Farm Museum in neighboring Glen Oaks. Residents can get around by bus, with connections to subway and Long Island Rail Road service farther south. For Oakland Gardens, the median rent is $2,750 per month, with a typical range of $2,000 to $5,400.