1385 Broadway

This is a low-rise, two-story brick cooperative complex constructed in 1948 and set on mature, landscaped grounds. Units are a mix of one-, two- and three-bedroom layouts, many with traditional prewar details such as high ceilings, original woodwork, arched openings and dentil crown moldings. Floorplans include eat-in and galley kitchens, formal dining rooms, generous entry foyers, and a number of garden- or terrace-access apartments that read like ranch-style living despite the low-rise footprint. Common spaces and services emphasize practical living: an on-site superintendent, basement community laundry, assigned storage rooms, and an auxiliary community room. Parking options vary by building and unit—underground/heated parking and an attached garage are offered at times, with a waiting list for some spots; there are also rentable garage/workshop structures on site in certain parcels. Systems have been updated incrementally (windows, roof, appliances, some electrical), and maintenance charges generally include heat, taxes, and water; building reserves and Star reductions are noted in listings. The setting is conveniently close to the LIRR, shopping, restaurants, and houses of worship, reflecting a suburban village lifestyle with pedestrian access to transit and daily errands.