490 Main St

A low-rise co-op development completed in 1961 comprising two stories of primarily one-bedroom residences. The complex features a mix of garden- and walk-up style units with traditional midcentury massing and brick or clapboard exterior common to postwar suburban construction. Units commonly offer hardwood floors, eat-in or galley kitchens with a range of original and updated cabinetry and counters, formal dining or LR/DR combinations, one full bath, generous closet storage and ceiling fans; some first-floor units include entrance foyers and bedrooms on grade. Building-managed systems cover heat and water and routine exterior maintenance; a live superintendent handles landscaping, snow removal and trash collection. On-site laundry facilities serve residents, and mailboxes are located at the entry. Parking is available on the premises (typically two spaces assigned per unit in listings) with guest passes in some cases. The co-op board governs sales and approvals, and common charges frequently include taxes, insurance and utilities. Located within walking distance of Port Washington’s Main Street, shops, restaurants, houses of worship and the LIRR, the property sits in a transit-oriented village neighborhood with a village-center lifestyle and street-level convenience.