141 Woodmere Blvd

A low-rise cooperative completed in 1929, this six-story elevator building occupies a residential block in Woodmere. Architecturally it reads as an early 20th-century suburban walk-up with masonry facade details and a modest, framed entry. The building’s apartments are predominately one- and two-bedroom layouts arranged around light wells and corridors; several units occupy corner positions with extra daylight. Interiors emphasize traditional prewar proportions — high ceilings (commonly near nine feet), hardwood floors, formal living/dining arrangements, and entrance foyers. Kitchens vary from classic galley and eat-in configurations to recently updated units with granite counters and stainless appliances; many flats include practical touches such as chandeliers, ceiling fans, recessed lighting, multiple closets or walk-in storage, and washer/dryer hookups. Shared resources reflect a self-contained co-op lifestyle: an on-site superintendent, laundry and bike storage in the basement, storage rooms, and elevator access to upper floors. The co-op accepts small pets and generally conveys a well-maintained appearance with routine maintenance and building oversight. Location-wise it benefits from immediate proximity to the LIRR station, neighborhood shopping, schools, and houses of worship, supporting a commuter-friendly, village-oriented lifestyle.