71 Ocean Pkwy

This is a six-story, Art Deco cooperative constructed in 1936 and set behind a landscaped entry courtyard in Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn. The masonry façade and carved entry details reflect classic pre-war design; inside, a stately lobby and broad corridors lead to elevator-served floors. Apartments are predominantly two-bedroom layouts frequently reconfigured as three rooms or with dedicated foyers and dens; common interior characteristics include high ceilings, original parquet or hardwood floors, arched doorways, built-in shelving, windowed eat-in kitchens, generous closets and occasional exposed-brick or beamed ceilings. Shared building amenities emphasize everyday convenience: a live-in superintendent, elevator, central laundry, on-site gym, bicycle room, basement storage (waitlist/fee applies), and a planted courtyard/garden for resident use. The property is pet-friendly (subject to board approval) and provides stroller/bike storage and recently updated mechanicals such as refreshed elevators and landscaped pathways. Located roughly 1–2 blocks from Prospect Park and a short walk to the F/G subway at Fort Hamilton Parkway, the building sits amid neighborhood dining, grocery co-ops, and community services, offering a blend of pre-war architectural character and practical, service-oriented building management.