21 Bond St

A low-rise, mid-20th-century residential block built in 1962 and arranged over three stories, this Great Neck property contains primarily multi-bedroom condominium units configured around shared corridors and elevator access. The architecture is straightforward and utilitarian, with brick or masonry construction, modest decorative details and a communal roof deck that provides outdoor space for residents. Interior units commonly feature traditional layouts—formal dining areas, eat-in kitchens, high ceilings, hardwood floors, decorative moldings and roomy closets—with many homes offering first-floor bedroom options and primary suites on the lower level. Building services emphasize everyday convenience: an on-site superintendent, elevator service, and laundry rooms located on each floor; some floors include in-unit washer/dryer installations. Storage lockers and mailbox facilities are provided. Parking is available for residents, often as an assigned garage space, and the HOA typically covers core utilities. Pet policies and exact parking arrangements vary by unit. Located one block from Great Neck’s LIRR station and adjacent to retail, restaurants and parks, the property sits within walking distance of village amenities and offers access to local recreational programs and nearby school districts. Overall the building favors practical, well-maintained living with a focus on commuter convenience and traditional interior finishes rather than contemporary high-rise luxury.