200 Atlantic Ave

Wyndham House is a low-rise, four-story cooperative constructed in 1950 that comprises one- and two-bedroom apartment layouts. The exterior is modest mid‑century brick with landscaped setbacks and a renovated shared courtyard that provides an attractively planted common space. Units feature practical, updated interiors such as eat-in kitchens with quartz counters and breakfast bars, open kitchen plans, recessed lighting, hardwood (parkay) floors, and some first-floor apartments with dedicated foyers and full baths. Building-level amenities include a small fitness room, an in-ground saltwater swimming pool, on-site laundry (machines on each floor), private outdoor parking with a garage waitlist option, and individual storage. Operationally the co-op collects a maintenance fee that covers utilities including heat, water, gas, A/C and taxes; parking is managed through the property with additional fees for garage access. The property is positioned near local shopping and public transit, including proximity to the Long Island Rail Road, making it a practical choice for commuters and residents seeking an established, community-oriented complex rather than high-rise or luxury finishes.