Roosevelt Building

The Roosevelt Building is a mid-20th-century, six-story co-op with 15 residences, built in 1955 and set in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. Units are primarily one- and two-bedroom layouts with traditional interior details such as formal dining areas, eat-in or galley kitchens, ample closet space, and hardwood floors; many listings note modernized kitchens and bathrooms with stainless-steel appliances and upgraded counters. Common spaces include an elevator, a ground-floor laundry room, and a live-in superintendent; building maintenance typically covers heat, hot water and taxes. Exterior features comprise small private outdoor terraces under 60 square feet and on-site indoor/outdoor parking available for a modest monthly fee with a short waiting list. The co-op’s rules allow subletting after two years (board approval required in most cases) and pet policies vary by unit listing — some references indicate no pets while others allow small pets. The property’s neighborhood setting places it close to the R train at 95th Street, multiple bus lines, local shopping corridors, parks and eateries, offering a largely residential, transit-accessible Brooklyn lifestyle.