Cozy, quiet, and perched along the waterfront in Bay Ridge, this charming studio co-op offers comfort and character in one of Brooklyn's most beloved neighborhoods. Welcome to 9265 Shore Road #6C, a top-floor residence in the well-maintained Kings Oliver building. Ride the newly renovated elevator up to this peaceful retreat and step inside to find original hardwood floors and a thoughtfully designed layout that makes the most of every inch. The spacious eat-in kitchen features a gas stove, classic backsplash, playful tile flooring, and endless potential for personalization. The bright and airy living space easily accommodates both a comfortable seating area and a queen-sized bed, while the corner double-window exposure creates the perfect nook for a home office or reading area. The studio's open flow allows each space to transition seamlessly into the next. One of the home's standout features is the separate dressing area, complete with three generous closets designed to maximize storage while keeping the main living area calm and uncluttered. The windowed bathroom adds extra charm with its striking dark tile finishes. Residents of the Kings Oliver enjoy a variety of amenities, including a live-in superintendent, laundry facilities, bike storage, private storage lockers, and waitlisted parking. Just moments from the waterfront promenade, parks, local restaurants, shopping, and neighborhood favorites, this location offers the best of Bay Ridge living. Commuting is simple with nearby access to the R train, express buses, and the NYC Ferry. Citi Bikes and free tennis courts sit directly across the street. Don't miss the opportunity to own a beautifully maintained studio in one of Brooklyn's most scenic waterfront communities. Welcome home to 9265 Shore Road #6C, where classic Brooklyn charm meets cozy waterfront living. Cats Allowed.
Bay Ridge, located between Sunset Park and Dyker Heights, is a residential and waterfront New York neighborhood with a harborfront promenade and a low-rise streetscape. Third Avenue and 86th Street concentrates the neighborhood’s tempo, where old-school bakeries, produce markets, and long-running restaurants line the sidewalks under the rumble of the R train. The Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge frames the southern edge, while Shore Road Park sets a breezy rhythm along the water. Owl’s Head Park adds hills, ballfields, and skyline views. Community pillars like Tanoreen, the Alpine Cinema, and the Fort Hamilton Army Base anchor local routines. Brick rowhouses and small apartment buildings give the avenues a steady, lived-in cadence.
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9265 Shore Rd Unit 6C · $220,000
$220K and above
75% chance or better to win
Why $220K+ is a strong offer
DAYS ON MARKET
77 days
The average home goes pending in 64 days.
SALE-TO-LIST
98.9%
Most homes are selling 1% below list price.
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1 full bathroom
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Laundry in the building basement
Washer and dryer allowed
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6 stories
Entry on the 6th floor
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Monthly association fee of $539
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Condo/Co-op
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Kings County
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Last updated by owner on Oct 24, 2026.
R7A
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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.