A 750 SF one-bedroom co-op in one of Brooklyn’s most beloved neighborhoods, family-held and meticulously maintained for over four decades. Maintenance includes heat. The kind of entry-level Brooklyn ownership that has gotten genuinely hard to find.
Most Brooklyn one-bedroom co-ops under $250,000 fall into one of two categories: deferred-maintenance disasters in transitional submarkets, or aging buildings with rising assessments. 2675 Ocean Avenue, Apt 5P is neither. This is a meticulously maintained 750 square foot one-bedroom in a stable Sheepshead Bay building, family-held for over forty years, listed at $229,000.
The layout is the kind that ages well. A spacious living room with room for both lounging and dining, a generously sized bedroom that feels like a real retreat, an updated full bathroom, and a well-maintained eat-in kitchen. Move-in condition without the renovation premium baked into the price.
The economics work day-one. Approximately $797 in monthly maintenance covers heat, the major mechanicals, the common areas, and the building staff. For comparison: a Q-train commute apartment of similar size renting in this neighborhood runs $2,200 to $2,500 a month. Owning here costs less than that, and you keep the equity.
And Sheepshead Bay 11229 is the kind of established Brooklyn neighborhood that does not turn over much: the Brighton Q-train and the B-train at Sheepshead Bay station, Emmons Avenue waterfront restaurants, Marine Park, Asser Levy Park, the Cyclones at MCU Park, and a tight-knit grocery and small-business spine on Avenue U. Quiet, residential, and connected.
Cheaper than annual rent on a Manhattan studio. One of the genuinely affordable owner-occupant entry points left in this borough.
The $797 monthly carries heat and the bulk of building services. Easy to underwrite, easy to budget, no winter spike to plan around.
Meticulously cared for by the same family for decades. The kind of provenance you cannot fake on a co-op inspection.
A real eat-in kitchen, not a galley. Cooks-at-home and small-household life works here in a way it does not in newer studio-grade builds.
Sheepshead Bay station for the B and Q trains is walkable. Direct one-seat ride into Lower Manhattan and the Financial District.
Emmons Avenue waterfront, Marine Park, Asser Levy Park, the boardwalk at Brighton, the Cyclones at MCU. Real outdoor and waterfront access without a Manhattan commute.
$229K for an owner-occupant one-bedroom in Sheepshead Bay. Maintenance includes heat. These do not sit. Schedule a private showing or text Joseph.
Bridge and Boro Team | Real Broker NY LLC
Joseph Ranola of the Bridge and Boro Team at Real Broker NY LLC is presenting 2675 Ocean Avenue, Apt 5P, a 1957 one-bedroom co-op in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn 11229, approximately 750 square feet with an eat-in kitchen, updated full bathroom, and monthly maintenance of approximately $797 inclusive of heat. Family-held and meticulously maintained for over four decades. Inquiries welcome at (917) 905-2541 or [email protected] .
All information regarding 2675 Ocean Avenue, Apt 5P is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify SF, maintenance, sublet/pet/financing policies of the co-op board. Equal Housing Opportunity.
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