307 72Nd St

This is a low-rise prewar brick condop in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, built in 1914 and arranged over four stories with roughly 18 residential units. The mid-block building presents a traditional masonry façade and a modest scale that fits the surrounding tree-lined residential streets. Typical units are two-bedroom layouts and duplex one-bedrooms with features retained or restored to emphasize prewar character: high and cathedral ceilings, hardwood floors, exposed brick, working wood-burning fireplaces, oversized windows and skylights. Kitchens and baths are frequently renovated with modern appliances and finishes while many units retain lofted offices, private roof access, or lower-level recreation rooms. Common areas include a communal courtyard, basement bicycle and private storage rooms, and a shared laundry. Building systems have been updated in recent years — new windows, boiler and hot-water heater, roof work, repointing and improved garbage containment — and a live-in superintendent handles daily upkeep. The condop governance is described as financially healthy with professional management and reserves; maintenance assessments typically cover heating, hot water, custodial services, snow and garbage removal. Pet policies allow cats and dogs with approval. The location provides a residential, neighborhood lifestyle with short walks to Third Avenue restaurants and shops, Owl’s Head Park, Shore Road promenade, Pier 69 ferry access and nearby R and N train service.