130 Bay Ridge Pkwy

Built in 1936, this six-story pre-war cooperative in Bay Ridge contains roughly 79 residences made up primarily of studios and one-bedroom layouts. The building preserves classic details in shared spaces — a 1936 marble-floored entrance lobby with archways — while offering modern conveniences such as an elevator, laundry room, private storage and bicycle storage. Individual units often feature high ceilings, hardwood or cherrywood floors, eat-in kitchens with granite or quartz counters, renovated bathrooms, and generous closet/storage solutions; some units include kitchen islands, pass-through bars, or Murphy beds for flexible use of space. The property provides practical building-level services including a live-in superintendent and lobby security cameras; utilities like heat and hot water are commonly included in maintenance. Exterior amenities focus on usable outdoor proximity rather than private grounds: many apartments look onto a garden or tree-lined streets and the building sits a short walk from Shore Road, the Promenade, Narrows Botanical Gardens, Owl’s Head Park and the 69th Street Pier. Pet policy allows cats but generally excludes dogs; subletting is permitted after residency requirements (typically two to three years) and there is no flip tax. The location emphasizes waterfront access, neighborhood retail and multiple commuter options — R train, express buses, and ferry access — supporting a relaxed, amenity-rich Brooklyn lifestyle.