14 Ivy St

Fardale Gardens is a low-rise co-op complex built in 1965 with two stories of primarily one-bedroom residences arranged for neighborhood-scale living. Units commonly feature vaulted or cathedral ceilings, hardwood floors, galley or eat-in kitchens with granite counters in many renovations, and built-in storage such as pantries and walk-in closets; several units include first-floor bedroom and bath layouts. Exterior traits are modest and practical: fenced grounds, private terraces or patios off some apartments, and a gated pedestrian access path linking the property to the Farmingdale LIRR station. Shared spaces include a staffed super, common laundry and basement storage, and a dry basement with occasional additional storage rooms. Parking is assigned on-site (paid or included depending on unit), with some dedicated spots directly in front of units and a small fee structure for reserved spaces. Pet policy varies by unit but the development is often cat-friendly while dogs are typically restricted. Maintenance fees generally cover heat, water, gas cooking, landscaping, snow removal, trash collection, and exterior upkeep. The complex sits close to Farmingdale’s downtown shops, restaurants and transit, providing an urban-suburban mix of walkable errands and commuter access.