100 Brooklyn Ave

The Renaissance Building is a low-rise cooperative constructed in 1960 with four stories and 33 units, primarily configured as studios and one-bedroom apartments. The façade and massing are typical of midcentury suburban multifamily housing, set within a residential pocket of West Hempstead/Freeport. Interiors commonly feature eat-in kitchens, natural woodwork, parquet or hardwood floors, granite counters in renovated units, and practical layouts with ample closet and storage space; some homes include walk-in closets, formal dining areas, or primary bedrooms on the main level. Units open onto private balconies in select apartments and receive abundant natural light from numerous windows. Shared facilities emphasize everyday convenience rather than luxury: an elevator, on-site laundry, bicycle and storage rooms, a large party room with a catering kitchen available for reservation, and mailroom services. The property provides a combination of surface parking and a fee-based heated garage with a waiting list for indoor spaces; outdoor visitor parking is also provided. Building operations include routine grounds maintenance, snow removal, and camera-monitored security. Pet and specific co-op policies vary by unit and should be confirmed with management. Located a short walk from the LIRR station, shopping corridors, and Freeport’s Nautical Mile, the building sits within a commuter-oriented neighborhood with abundant restaurants, bus service, and nearby parkways. The community delivers a suburban, transit-friendly lifestyle suited to buyers seeking practical unit footprints, communal amenities for gatherings, and low-rise, village-scale living.