414 Albemarle Rd

A six-story prewar cooperative constructed in 1942, this low-rise brick residence reflects classic mid-20th century New York architecture with modest Art Deco detailing. The building contains a mix of one- and three-bedroom floorplans (many units shown as flexible 1‑beds convertible into 2‑beds) and retains original prewar features such as high ceilings, hardwood/parquet floors, plastered archways, built-in shelving and tall windows. Common interior amenities include an entrance foyer, usable dining areas and eat-in kitchens in many apartments. Shared building resources cater to everyday convenience: a live‑in superintendent and porter, 24‑hour laundry, complimentary private storage and bike storage in the basement, plus low monthly maintenance. Outdoors there is a planted garden and a communal backyard with individual planting beds and private outdoor spaces for some units. The coop operates with a liberal pet policy (breed/size approvals apply) and straightforward board procedures in a well-managed, financially stable association. Located on a tree-lined block at the Windsor Terrace–Kensington border, the building offers quick access to F/G train service, nearby shops and restaurants, and is a short walk to Prospect Park and its recreational facilities.