420 64Th St

This mid-rise condominium tower in Brooklyn was completed in 1990 and rises 14 stories with just 15 total units, giving the property a low-density, residence-oriented feel. Architecturally it reads as a practical late-20th-century high-rise: brick and masonry cladding, regularly spaced windows, and multiple elevators serving each floor. Interiors vary from studios to two-bedroom condos; common interior traits include cathedral ceilings in select units, eat-in kitchens with granite counters in many homes, and a predominantly smoke-free environment. Shared building features emphasize everyday convenience — two elevators, a part-time/evening doorman, on-site superintendent, and a large laundry room in the basement. Exterior amenities provide outdoor options: private balconies on many units, a communal roof deck, and private outdoor spaces exceeding 60 square feet for select residences. Parking is a notable asset here: several listings include deeded or optional parking and on-site community parking for purchase or rent. Pet policies are owner-friendly in multiple units. The building’s maintenance structure and occasional tax abatement have produced relatively low monthly charges for many owners. Located near the border of Sunset Park and Bay Ridge, the site offers a mix of neighborhood retail, restaurants, parks, waterfront promenades, and straightforward access to N/R trains, the express N at 59th Street, and major roadways like the BQE and Belt Parkway, supporting both local errands and commutes to Manhattan.