Le Havre

Le Havre is a mid-century, nine-story cooperative complex constructed in 1958, composed primarily of one- and two-bedroom residences. The architecture is residential-postwar in character: brick-clad façades, modestly scaled massing and repeated balcony projections for many units. Interiors commonly feature open-concept living/dining arrangements, eat-in kitchens or breakfast bars, recessed lighting, ceiling fans, and sheetrock ceilings; some apartments include first-floor bedroom layouts or master suites on the lower level. Renovations are common across the stock, with updated kitchens (granite or stone counters, wood cabinetry, stainless appliances), modern tile or engineered wood floors, and renovated baths including jacuzzi tubs or full-tile finishes. Building circulation is served by elevators and multiple floors with shared washer/dryer rooms. Common exterior attributes emphasize outdoor leisure: private unit balconies, access to landscaped grounds, and long views from higher floors. The community-level amenities are substantial and oriented to active family living — two outdoor pools, three tennis courts, a fitness center, clubhouse with casual dining/cafe options, playgrounds and park-like open space. Parking is structured with transfer-required prime spaces positioned near the building entrance. Pet policy is restrictive for dogs in many listings while cats are sometimes allowed. Located in Whitestone/Beechhurst near water views and regional green spaces, the property sits within a transit corridor for express and local buses and provides quick access to major highways and nearby shopping.