3215Th Ave H

The Norma is a midcentury, 12-story full-service cooperative built in 1963 offering predominantly one- and two-bedroom residences. The masonry structure presents modest post‑war scale and setbacks typical of Brooklyn buildings from that era; many units include private balconies or terraces that capture northern, eastern, and western skyline views. Interiors commonly feature foyer entries, formal dining rooms or combined living/dining layouts, eat‑in kitchens, sizable master bedrooms with walk‑in closets, and elevator access. Shared resources on site include 24‑hour doorman coverage, a live‑in superintendent, central laundry, storage and bicycle facilities, and garage parking; the building also participates in shared outdoor amenities — a large courtyard and access to a swimming pool located at the neighboring Phillip Howard building. Onsite services emphasize convenience: parking, building staff, and regular maintenance. Located at the Flatbush/Nostrand Junction, The Norma sits steps from major retail (big‑box grocers, fitness and national chains), frequent transit (2/5 and B/Q lines and Manhattan express buses) and Brooklyn College, making everyday errands and commutes straightforward. The overall character is practical, amenity‑focused urban living with unit-level variation from original footprints to fully renovated interiors.