1119 Ocean Pkwy

A midcentury, six-story cooperative constructed in 1951 along Ocean Parkway in Brooklyn’s Midwood/Kensington corridor. The low-rise elevator building contains primarily one-bedroom units, with several listings noting legal two-bedroom or convertible layouts and occasional side-by-side units combined into larger homes. Typical apartments feature hardwood or bamboo floors, windowed kitchens with breakfast nooks or eat-in spaces, separate formal dining areas, and renovated baths; many units show modernized kitchens with stainless appliances and stone counters. Common building infrastructure includes an attended lobby with a live-in superintendent, an elevator, central laundry room, bicycle storage and optional private storage lockers. A building-owned parking garage (subject to a wait list and modest monthly fee) is available; street parking is also plentiful. Pet policies are restrictive in most listings. The co-op has a sponsor history on some offerings and is described as well maintained with strong reserves and bank approvals; subletting is permitted after two years with board consent. Located steps from Avenue J and Coney Island Avenue retail corridors and near the Q and F subway lines, the building fronts Ocean Parkway and sits adjacent to the park’s bicycle lane that connects to Prospect Park and Brighton Beach.