110 Brooklyn Ave

The Renaissance is a midcentury, four-story cooperative constructed in 1963 that consists primarily of two-bedroom residence types arranged around shared corridors and served by an elevator. Exterior features are modest and residential in scale, with individual balconies for some units, a mailbox cluster, and entry with secure double doors and visible security cameras. Interiors reflect traditional layouts: eat-in kitchens (often with pantry space and some granite counters), formal dining and living-room combinations, king-size primary bedrooms, ample built-in closet storage and natural woodwork or parquet floors in many units. Common areas focus on practical resident needs rather than luxury: a laundry room, bicycle and storage rooms, a renovated party/community room with kitchen access (use typically requires a fee), and a landscaped outdoor patio area. Parking is available both in an outdoor lot and in a heated garage for a monthly fee; maintenance charges commonly include taxes, heat, water, trash removal, snow and ground maintenance. The building’s location near the LIRR, bus lines, shopping corridors, restaurants and the nearby Nautical Mile gives residents strong transit and neighborhood amenities within easy walking distance.