2475 W 16Th St

Set in Bath Beach, this 1963-built co-op rises 19 stories and contains one- and two-bedroom homes. The tower was privatized and now operates as a co-op with 15 units in the block. Common features include a staffed lobby with 24-hour doorman/overnight security, an elevator, on-site coin/card laundry, and building storage. Many residences offer private outdoor space — balconies or terraces with wide views that often frame Coney Island, the boardwalk and Manhattan skyline. Maintenance is typically all-inclusive, covering utilities and taxes in most units. Residents report available outdoor resident parking with a short waiting list and straightforward guest/ street parking options nearby. Interiors emphasize light and storage: large windows, sizable closets, eat-in kitchens or dining areas, and entrance foyers. Building amenities mentioned across listings include a community room, children’s playground and secure lobby access. The location places you a short walk from the D train at Bay 50th Street, local and express buses, neighborhood shopping, restaurants, and the waterfront promenade and boardwalk.