185 Atlantic Ave

A low-rise cooperative constructed in 1929, this three-story masonry property contains 25 primarily one-bedroom residences arranged around traditional corridors and stair access. The architecture reflects early 20th-century apartment design with high ceilings, large windows, and original interior details such as parquet and hardwood flooring; many units have oversized rooms, formal dining or eat-in kitchens, and generous storage including hall closets and walk-in closets in select layouts. Common areas include a fitness room, laundry facilities, bike storage, and a dedicated storage room in the basement; on-site parking is offered for a monthly fee. Unit finishes vary from original-period millwork to recently updated kitchens and baths featuring stone counters and stainless appliances, while some apartments retain period features like French doors and entrance foyers. The co-op operates with monthly maintenance that covers taxes, insurance, heat and water; there is a history of modest assessments and managed common-area upkeep. Located within walking distance of two Long Island Rail Road stations, town retail, restaurants, a movie theater and schools, the building provides commuter-friendly access and proximity to local amenities, plus seasonal access to nearby beaches and regional highways.