415 Ocean Pkwy

A six-story, turn-of-the-century elevator coop built circa 1900 and containing 27 units, this pre-war masonry building displays the scale and detailing typical of early Brooklyn residential architecture. Residence types are primarily three-bedroom layouts, many retaining original elements such as high ceilings, arched doorways, built-in moldings and hardwood floors alongside renovated kitchens and bathrooms. Common interior features include a formal entrance foyer, elevator access, generous storage provisions and windowed kitchens; units benefit from abundant natural light thanks to multiple exposures and corner configurations in several apartments. Shared building resources include a live-in superintendent, coin- or central laundry facilities, bike storage and rentable storage rooms; a communal courtyard and modest landscaped garden provide limited private outdoor space for residents. Operationally the coop is pet-friendly, allows subletting with board approval, and permits conventional financing with typical coop rules. Located on Ocean Parkway in Kensington near Ditmas Park, the property sits within walking distance of Cortelyou Road shops and restaurants, multiple subway lines (F, Q, B and nearby G), bus service and green space including Prospect Park — supporting a neighborhood-oriented, transit-accessible lifestyle.