10 Ivy St

A low-rise cooperative complex built in 1965, this two-story development is organized as garden-style buildings with one-bedroom units predominating. Typical residences feature cathedral or vaulted ceilings, eat-in kitchens, formal dining or combined living/dining layouts, hardwood floors, built-in ceiling fans, and pantry and closet storage; many first-floor units offer direct walk-out access and private patios or balconies. Buildings are set within mature landscaping with shared courtyards, surface parking (assigned spots plus visitor spaces) and detached garage options on some parcels. Community systems have been updated incrementally—roofs, boilers, hot water heaters and sliders have recent replacement histories—while in-unit improvements commonly include granite counters, newer appliances and refinished oak floors. On-site conveniences include basement laundry, storage rooms, and a live-in super or on-site management handling grounds, snow and trash. Utilities and common services are often covered through maintenance fees (taxes, water, heat and landscaping), and pet policy typically allows indoor cats while restricting dogs. The complex sits within walking distance of the Farmingdale/Oyster Bay area train access and village retail, lending a suburban-village lifestyle with easy commuter connections.