366 Stewart Ave

A low-rise cooperative constructed in 1950, this three-story residence offers primarily two-bedroom layouts alongside a range of one-bedroom and studio variations. The exterior presents a mid-century, low-profile block with landscaped front lawns and a clear sightline to the village clock and gardens. Internally the building emphasizes traditional apartment arrangements: formal living and dining areas, galley or eat-in kitchens with granite counters in many units, hardwood floors, and original-feeling details such as chandeliers and entrance foyers. Common areas include an elevator serving all floors, an updated lobby and hallways, a meeting room, on-site maintenance, and locked storage in the lower level. Practical conveniences are notable — free laundry facilities, intercom access, and recently replaced windows in several units. Parking is available on-site with both outdoor and garage spaces for a modest fee. Management operates as a co-op with on-premises staff; pet policies and specific co-op rules vary by unit and should be confirmed with the board. Located in downtown Garden City, the building sits within short walking distance of restaurants, boutiques on Seventh Street and Franklin Avenue, the LIRR station, parks, schools, and municipal amenities, supporting a pedestrian-oriented suburban lifestyle.