2475 W 16Th St

Harway Terrace is a 19-story midcentury cooperative tower completed in 1963, located in Brooklyn’s Bath Beach neighborhood. The stock is primarily one- and two-bedroom units (representative listings also show occasional three-bedroom layouts), many of which offer private balconies or terraces that capture long, unobstructed views toward Coney Island, the bay and skyline. Interiors are characterized by practical layouts with separate living and dining areas, eat-in kitchens, ample closet storage and large windows bringing abundant daylight. The building operates with full-time on-site staff, including a doorman and management office, and provides two elevators, card-operated laundry, a gated playground, community/event room, and landscaped lawns and benches. Services and operating structure reflect a recently privatized co-op: maintenance tends to include utilities (heat, hot water, gas, electricity and taxes) and there are rules on subletting and pets. Resident parking is available with a short wait list and modest monthly fees. Situated a short walk from the D train at Bay 50th Street, express bus lines and the Belt Parkway, Harway Terrace places daily errands, shopping, schools, the beach, boardwalk and local dining within easy reach, offering a family-oriented, transit-accessible lifestyle.