100 S Ocean Ave

A mid-20th-century, four-story cooperative building constructed in 1958, composed primarily of compact studio and small multi-room units. The architecture is conventional suburban-cooperative stock from the era: brick-faced massing with a modest footprint and elevator service to upper floors. Interiors typically feature hardwood or parquet floors, eat-in or galley kitchens, pantry and dressing alcoves, defined entry foyers, formal dining or living spaces in larger units, and original-to-updated bathrooms. Units commonly include ceiling fans, quartz or quartzite counters in renovated kitchens, ample closet space and configurations with a primary bedroom on the ground floor in some layouts. Shared building provisions emphasize practical conveniences: an elevator, on-site laundry and storage rooms with individual cages, mailbox area, and a bike room. Parking is available on premises for a modest monthly fee and there is typically a waiting list for assigned spaces; maintenance charges often include gas, water and heat while local electric remains billed separately. Management enforces a no-smoking policy and allows pets with board approval (size restrictions commonly apply). Located in Hempstead near the Nautical Mile shopping corridor, the building sits within walking distance of LIRR service, bus routes, the post office and library, positioning it for easy local errands and commuter access to Manhattan and regional highways.