120 Morris Ave

The Hampton House is a low-rise cooperative built in 1958 with three stories and 36 residences, located in downtown Rockville Centre. Architecturally it reads as a mid‑century brick walk-up with elevator access and private terraces or balconies at select units. Floor plans skew toward one- and two-bedroom layouts with some larger three-bedroom units that create a mix of apartment styles including first-floor layouts with master bedrooms and upper-level studios. Interiors commonly feature hardwood floors, high ceilings, original woodwork and period details juxtaposed with renovated kitchens and baths that often include quartz or granite counters and stainless appliances. Communal components include an elevator, gated courtyard/green space, assigned parking (usually optional or by fee), shared laundry facilities and storage rooms. Building services are limited to cooperative management; the board enforces owner-occupancy and typical co-op restrictions such as smoking and pet policies varying by offering. The location places residents within easy walking distance of Rockville Centre’s village shopping, restaurants, parks and the LIRR commuter station, supporting a pedestrian-oriented, amenity-rich village lifestyle and quick access to transit for regional commuting.