222 7Th St

A modest three-story, 11-unit brick residential building dating to 1939 that reads like a classic small-town Garden City walk-up. Units are primarily one-bedroom layouts and studios with traditional interior details: hardwood floors, natural woodwork, original moldings, and configurations that often include eat-in or galley kitchens, formal dining spaces, and first-floor bedrooms in some units. Many homes retain stone or granite counters and show evidence of periodic modern updates alongside original character. Common areas are minimal but practical — a shared first-floor laundry room, assigned basement storage, and a gated courtyard at the rear provide everyday conveniences and outdoor space. Parking is handled via a municipal lot behind the building rather than private garage stalls. The property markets itself as pet-friendly and benefits from a downtown-adjacent location: it sits within easy walking distance of Garden City’s shops, restaurants, LIRR stations, malls, and bus routes. Overall the building offers low-rise, small-community living with a mix of prewar character and incremental upgrades, appealing to buyers seeking entry-level condos or rental investments in a highly walkable village setting.