2483 W 16Th St

A 19-story midcentury co-op completed in 1963, this residential complex offers primarily two- and three-bedroom layouts across high-floor and end-unit configurations. The facade is utilitarian mid‑20th‑century masonry with stacked balconies and curtain‑wall windows on upper floors; several apartments report expansive skyline and water views. Interiors commonly feature eat‑in kitchens, formal dining areas, marble counters, generous closet capacity and some first‑floor bedrooms with full baths. Common areas include a secure lobby with 24‑hour desk security, card‑operated laundry, on‑site management and a resident superintendent; the property also provides a community room available for events, a gated children’s playground and a landscaped courtyard. Outdoor private spaces are notable — units come with balconies or terraces, some exceeding 60 square feet. Building services and operations cover utilities in maintenance fees for many units, and parking is offered via a waitlist at modest monthly cost. The co‑op maintains conservative financials with an established reserve and bank lending approvals; policies historically restrict pets and subletting in some units. Located in Bath Beach/Gravesend, Brooklyn, the site sits one block from the D train with multiple bus lines nearby and easy access to Coney Island, local shopping, parks and the Belt Parkway.