120 Morris Ave

A low-rise cooperative completed in 1958, this three-story midcentury residential building offers a mix of one- and two-bedroom apartments arranged around a modest landscaped courtyard. Architectural character is traditional postwar: high ceilings, original natural woodwork and substantial entry foyers appear in many units, while renovations deliver updated kitchens with granite or quartz counters and modern baths. Interiors commonly include formal dining areas or open eat-in kitchens, ample built-in storage and closets, occasional chandeliers, ceiling fans and terraces or balconies off living rooms. Shared elements emphasize practical conveniences: an elevator serves all floors, on-site laundry and designated parking spots for residents, plus additional building storage. The property supports everyday living with a live-in superintendent, pet policies handled per co-op rules, and utilities typical of cooperative ownership. Located in downtown Rockville Centre, the site is a short walk to the LIRR, restaurants, shops and schools, presenting a walkable suburban-urban lifestyle with quick rail access to Manhattan.