240 Central Ave

A low-rise, mid-century brick cooperative built in 1953, this three-story elevator building contains eleven mostly one-bedroom residences configured around modest corridors and shared entry. Units typically offer eat-in or efficiency kitchens, open living/dining combos, a primary bedroom on the main level in some layouts, and practical built-ins such as walk-in closets and foyer areas. Many apartments include screened or enclosed terraces/balconies that look over a planted central garden and provide outdoor privacy. Common areas are straightforward and service-oriented: a staffed lobby is not indicated but an elevator, basement storage, on-site laundry, and a garage/underground parking option (fee and waiting list apply) support everyday living. Recent listings show periodic updates—new windows, renovated kitchens, and refreshed bathrooms—paired with original details like hardwood floors in several units. The site sits within walking distance of shopping, houses of worship, schools, LIRR commuter rail access, and community amenities, giving residents easy pedestrian access to everyday needs. Pet policies and concierge-style services are not prominent in marketing; the building reads as a practical, well-maintained neighborhood cooperative focused on commuter convenience and modest, comfortable apartments.