800 Ocean Pkwy

Built in 1958, this mid-rise co-op occupies six stories along Ocean Parkway in Brooklyn and presents a traditional postwar apartment-house profile. Units are primarily one- and two-bedroom layouts with occasional three-bedroom combinations; many interiors retain period footprints while several listings show thoughtfully renovated kitchens and baths. Typical apartment features include defined entry foyers, separate dining areas or formal dining rooms, eat-in kitchens, den/office niches, abundant closet storage and windowed bathrooms — some with whirlpool tubs. Many homes open onto private outdoor spaces ranging from compact balconies to terraces over 60 square feet. The building operates with a staffed doorman/concierge, recently upgraded passenger elevators (including Sabbath mode), on-site laundry rooms, bicycle storage and an indoor garage with monthly parking availability. Additional services advertised include package handling for USPS/UPS/FedEx with temporary storage and 24/7 camera security. Maintenance packages frequently cover heat, hot water, cooking gas and property taxes. Pet policies vary by unit listing; some units list cats allowed while dogs are often restricted. The block offers plentiful street parking and quick access to neighborhood retail, supermarkets and multiple subway lines (F, Q, B), with Ocean Parkway’s landscaped bike path and nearby cultural amenities such as Prospect Park, the Brooklyn Museum and Brooklyn Botanic Garden within short cycling or driving distance.