302 96Th St

A mid-century, six-story co-op in Bay Ridge built in 1951, comprised predominantly of one-bedroom layouts and occasional larger units. The brick-faced residence presents traditional prewar-era proportions updated over time: a renovated lobby, manicured grounds and a video intercom/keyless entry system. Interiors commonly feature eat-in kitchens, formal dining or dining areas integrated with living space, hardwood floors beneath carpeting in many units, generous closets and entry foyers that can double as office niches. The building operates with elevator service, a live-in superintendent and on-site laundry on the lobby level. Exterior amenities include building storage, a shared garden and bicycle storage with a short waitlist for private storage lockers. Management emphasizes steady financials and high owner-occupancy; parking is neighborhood street parking. Pet policy is restrictive (no dogs; cats may be allowed depending on unit rules). The location places residents steps from the R train and express buses to Manhattan, supermarkets, restaurants, Shore Road waterfront access and local retail, supporting an urban-but-residential Brooklyn lifestyle.