1600 Grand Ave

A low-rise cooperative complex constructed in 1950 and organized as primarily two-story garden-style buildings. Units are two- and three-bedroom floor plans arranged for ground-level and second-floor access, many featuring cathedral ceilings, eat-in or galley kitchens, formal dining areas, and first-floor primary bedrooms with en-suite baths. Interiors commonly include granite counters, ceiling fans, generous closet and storage space including walk-in closets, and entrances that open directly to small private outdoor areas. Exteriors present private entrances, balconies or terraces, landscaped courtyards and fenced backyard plots for some ground-floor homes. Shared facilities emphasize a suburban community feel: a large in-ground pool, on-site laundry, assigned parking (including some garage/storage rentals), and additional storage rooms. The development is pet-friendly, with outdoor gathering spots such as a gazebo and barbecue-ready yards adjacent to units. Maintenance packages typically cover utilities and municipal charges, and the buildings sit within a residential neighborhood close to transit, shopping, schools and the Southern State Parkway, supporting car and commuter rail access. Overall the complex reads as an established, well-kept midcentury cooperative offering indoor/outdoor living and straightforward, practical amenities rather than high-rise services.