32 Pearsall Ave

A low-rise residential complex built in 1975, this four-story cooperative community is composed primarily of one-bedroom apartments with occasional larger layouts. The architecture is straightforward mid-1970s suburban multifamily: brick or masonry façades, modest balconies and terraces for top-floor units, and landscaped courtyards with an inground pool. Interiors commonly feature eat-in or galley kitchens with updated counters (granite or quartz), recessed lighting, hardwood floors, ceiling fans, generous closet systems including walk-ins, and entrance foyers. Buildings have elevators, laundry rooms on each floor, assigned indoor and large outdoor parking lots (some indoor spots by fee), and on-site management that maintains gardens and common areas. Utilities such as heat and water are typically included in maintenance, and units may be subject to a flip tax and co-op offering-plan terms. The community enforces no-pet and no-smoking policies in many listings, and proximity to commuter rail, shopping, beaches, and a public golf course positions the property within a primarily residential, suburban Oyster Bay neighborhood geared toward comfortable, low-maintenance living.