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A low-rise, mid-20th-century cooperative complex in Great Neck Plaza, built in 1953 and rising three stories, composed primarily of one-bedroom residences and a handful of smaller studio layouts. Exterior architecture is modest and functional, with multiple corner units that maximize light and simple communal grounds that include a center garden. Units commonly feature traditional interior elements such as hardwood floors, defined entry foyers, formal living/dining configurations or eat-in kitchens, and updated finishes in many homes including quartz or granite counters and stainless appliances. Several apartments have been renovated with recessed lighting, custom cabinetry, and contemporary baths; many offer in-unit washer/dryer combinations and abundant built-in storage plus deeded basement storage for residents. Shared building amenities reflect a community-oriented property: a recently refreshed lobby, an on-site gym, laundry facilities, a live-in superintendent, and resident parking managed by sticker or nearby municipal/garage options. The property is professionally managed, cat-friendly, and participates in the local Great Neck Park District offerings—residents have easy access to parks, pool complexes, tennis courts and waterfront recreational areas. Proximity to the Long Island Rail Road, town shopping, restaurants, and bus routes positions the complex as a commuter-friendly, village-core residence with practical service-oriented conveniences rather than high-rise luxury theatrics.