920 Broadway

A low-rise cooperative townhouse complex built in 1965, Woodmere property comprises two-story buildings totaling a small community of about a dozen units. Residences are primarily two- and three-bedroom townhouse layouts with eat-in kitchens, formal dining and open living plans; many units feature main-floor primary bedrooms and full baths, refinished hardwood floors, in-unit washers and dryers, and modernized kitchens with stone counters. Exterior character is suburban and residential: attached or row-style townhomes with small private yards, patios or decks, individual parking spaces directly in front of units, and occasional storage sheds. Common maintenance covers shared systems typical of co-op ownership; select units have been converted or used as ground-floor offices. The setting is neighborhood-focused—short walks to the Long Island Rail Road, shopping, and houses of worship—making daily errands and commuting straightforward. Pet policies are generally permissive for small animals, and the community appeals through modest scale, private outdoor space, and a mix of original and renovated interiors.