110 Ocean Pkwy

110 Ocean Parkway is a six-story, post‑war cooperative dating from 1953, occupying a prominent stretch of Ocean Parkway at the Kensington–Windsor Terrace border in Brooklyn. The building displays period Art Deco influences in its façade and lobby and is served by an elevator and a live‑in superintendent. Units are primarily studios, one- and two‑bedroom layouts with typically high ceilings, hardwood floors, arched entryways and generous foyer or dining alcove spaces that recall prewar proportioning despite the post‑war construction date. Many apartments feature eat‑in kitchens with modernized finishes, multiple exposures, abundant closet storage and occasional private terraces. Common building infrastructure includes a 24/7 laundry room, bike room, storage lockers and an indoor garage with a waitlist; maintenance commonly covers heat, hot water and cooking gas. The co‑op is 100% owner‑occupied in many listings, pet‑friendly (including dogs), and noted for stable financials and responsive on‑site staff. Its location provides direct access to the F and G trains at Fort Hamilton Parkway, quick bus connections, neighborhood shops and cafes, and is a short walk to Prospect Park, playgrounds, and local recreational amenities.