100 Ocean Pkwy

A six-story, post-war cooperative constructed in 1953, this mid-rise elevator building contains 21 residences composed primarily of one- and two-bedroom layouts. The exterior is modest and residential in scale, with occasional private balconies on select units and a street-level entrance staffed by a part-time doorman. Common areas reflect practical, longstanding stewardship: a lobby with laundry rooms on the ground floor, an attended entry, live-in super staff, bike storage, and an in-building garage available by waitlist. Interiors of typical units feature mid-century proportions and preserved finishes — high ceilings, hardwood floors, crown molding, generous foyer and dining spaces, and built-in storage such as pantries, walk-in closets and his-and-hers closets in larger apartments. Kitchens range from original to fully renovated with granite or stone counters and modern appliances; many units include windowed, eat-in kitchens. The building enforces a cat-only pet policy and prohibits dogs. Located at the junction of Windsor Terrace and Kensington, the property sits a short walk from the Fort Hamilton Parkway F/G subway stop and is within easy strolling distance of Prospect Park, Greenwood Cemetery, neighborhood schools, and an active cluster of local restaurants and cafés. Maintenance regimes include occasional assessments for facade and roof work; on-site parking and laundry provide added convenience for residents.