1175 E Broadway

A mid-century, five-story cooperative building constructed in 1955, containing a small collection of 12 one-bedroom residences. The blocky mid-rise’s exterior is restrained and residential in scale, with a mailbox area serving the small resident population. Interiors emphasize period volume and practical upgrades: many units feature high ceilings, hardwood floors, eat-in kitchens with granite or Silestone counters, generous closets and storage, and some have first-floor bedroom/bath configurations. Building services and common spaces include an elevator, on-site laundry or basement laundry facilities, a live-in superintendent, and storage rooms. Mechanical and comfort features found across units include ceiling fans, smart thermostats, central air or CAC in select apartments, washer/dryer hookups (board approval often required), and updated stainless-steel appliances in renovated kitchens. Parking is limited but some apartments carry designated outdoor spots and nearby municipal lots or street parking are commonly used. The co-op model typically bundles taxes, heat and water into maintenance fees; the building enforces board approval processes and has a history of well-maintained, turnkey units. Located in Hempstead/Hewlett-adjacent urban-suburban neighborhood, the property is within walking distance of LIRR access, local shops, restaurants, and schools, offering a neighborhood-oriented lifestyle with short commutes and modest scale urban convenience.