275 Maple Ave

This is a low-rise cooperative complex of two stories, built in 1948, comprising 23 primarily one-bedroom units arranged around landscaped courtyards. The brick-and-masonry structures reflect mid-20th-century village-scale architecture with modest decorative trim and a human-scaled roofline. Interiors tend to feature high ceilings, original and restored natural woodwork and parquet or hardwood floors, with unit layouts that emphasize an open living/dining flow, eat-in or galley-style kitchens, and first-floor bedroom options in some residences. Typical finishes include granite counters and stainless steel appliances in renovated kitchens, ceiling fans, and updated primary bathrooms; storage is generous with multiple closets per unit. Shared building amenities focus on everyday convenience rather than luxury: a communal courtyard and manicured grounds, on-site laundry, bicycle storage, and access to underground parking (often via wait list or for an extra fee). Maintenance fees generally cover heat, water and taxes. Pet and sublet rules vary by co-op policy but listings note parking availability through the property or local permits. Located in Rockville Centre’s village core, the complex sits within easy walking distance of downtown shops, restaurants, fitness options and the LIRR, offering a small-community residential rhythm with frequent transit and neighborhood services nearby.