855 E 7Th St

A six-story post‑war cooperative built in 1963, this elevator-served residential block occupies a Midwood/Kensington borderline setting in Brooklyn. The masonry structure contains a mix of studio, one-bedroom, junior-one, alcove and larger multi-bedroom layouts, many with hardwood floors, multiple closets and eat-in kitchens; several units have been extensively gut-renovated while others retain period kitchens and baths ready for modernization. Interior common areas include a recently renovated lobby, two modernized elevators, 24-hour laundry, a bicycle room and additional fee-based storage. Building operations are anchored by a live-in superintendent and updated building systems such as Fios wiring and a new video intercom. Exterior provisions are modest: no large shared outdoor grounds but select units offer private outdoor spaces under 60 sq ft; external low-cost parking is available with a waitlist and an electric vehicle charging station. Pet policy is cat-friendly (typically up to two cats, dogs restricted). Financially the co-op is presented as well-capitalized and bank-friendly, with sublet allowances after a holding period. The location places residents a short walk from Ocean Parkway’s bike path, multiple supermarkets, and F/Q/B subway links for commutes into Manhattan, plus nearby access to Ditmas Park, Prospect Park, Brooklyn Museum and Brighton Beach.