416 Ocean Ave

This is a prewar, nine-story co-op in Brooklyn completed in the mid-1920s, composed primarily of large four-bedroom and multi-room apartments configured in classic “Classic Six” and grand one-bedroom conversions. Architecturally the block-scale building displays period details: high ceilings (around ten feet), original hardwood floors, ornate lobby finishes and prewar moldings. Interiors commonly include built-in cabinetry, formal dining areas, pantry or kitchen islands, wet bars, walk-in closets, recessed lighting and service-oriented layouts with some maid’s rooms. Common areas and services emphasize everyday convenience: two elevators, a live-in superintendent, part-time doorman, laundry room and basement bike/storage space. The building accepts pets and permits pied-a-terres and gifting under its cooperative rules; board approval is generally straightforward with low down-payment options on some sponsor offerings. Exterior treatments are understated, with awnings on some windows and a street-facing presence adjacent to tree-lined blocks. Located steps from the B and Q subway and two blocks from Prospect Park and Parade Ground, the property sits in a well-established residential neighborhood with easy access to Park Slope retail corridors and recreational amenities.