Bay Ridge Shore Road. Own an apt in one of the top-rated buildings (The Len) in Bay Ridge. This spacious one-bedroom co-op features a beautiful side view of the Narrows. This corner unit is situated on the B side of building which consists of only 6 units per floor. A gracious dining area of 8’x 12’ leads to a large living room of 12’ x 21’ which overlooks the Narrows and 92nd Street. The kitchen is in immaculate condition however can use some updating. Some units have made a pass thru to create an open design concept. The king-sized bedroom is 11’ x 17’.8” with 2 huge closets and a harbor view. This unit offers 4 large closets, hardwood floors, new windows and plenty of light. The newly designed lobby, new elevators and refurbished hallways makes this co-op an ideal place to live. The building amenities include: 24 hour conseirge, live in super, 2 laundry rooms, bike, storage and a wait list for parking. Easy access to public transportation, Shore Road Park and bike baths directly in front of the beautiful landscaped building. The convenient location is situated a few blocks to Bay Ridge’s top restaurants, Starbucks, organic health food stores, farmer markets, street fairs and parades. A great deal. Sorry. No pets. Subletting permitted after one year.
Condo (co-op)Property Type
1959Year Built
$536Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listing by Marilee Pettet• Keller Williams Realty Empire
Listing by Donald Pettet• Keller Williams Realty Empire
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Last updated by owner on Oct 8, 2026.
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Medium-Density Contextual Residence District
The contextual Quality Housing regulations, which are mandatory in R7A districts, typically produce high lot coverage, seven- to nine- -story apartment buildings, blending with existing buildings in many established neighborhoods. R7A districts are mapped along Prospect Park South and Ocean Parkway in Brooklyn, Jackson Heights in Queens, and in Harlem and along the avenues in the East Village in Manhattan.