399 OCEAN Parkway #5C

Welcome home to Residence 5C at The Dartmouth - 399 Ocean Parkway, a beautifully proportioned three-bedroom, two-bath cooperative set along one of Brooklyn's most historic and picturesque boulevards. Offering generous scale, classic charm, and exceptional natural light, this residence delivers the space and comfort rarely found in Brooklyn co-ops. With extremely low monthly fees, this three-bedroom residence is an unbeatable value. Upon entering, you're greeted by an expansive living and dining area that provides an ideal setting for both sophisticated entertaining and everyday living. Oversized west exposed windows invite sunlight to pour into the home while framing serene views of the iconic tree-lined Ocean Parkway promenade. The thoughtfully designed kitchen offers stainless steel appliances, gas range, abundant cabinetry and workspace, creating a functional and inviting environment for cooking and gathering. The home's three well-proportioned bedrooms provide flexibility for comfortable living, guest accommodations, or a dedicated home office. The two full bathrooms add an extra level of convenience rarely found in apartments of this size. Additional highlights include excellent closet space, a flowing layout, and a sense of openness throughout the home. The Dartmouth is a well-maintained elevator cooperative with professional management and on-site laundry. Parking is available at $175 monthly, after waitlist. There is a current Assessment of $81 / mo. The building is ideally positioned near the F and Q subway lines, offering an easy commute to Manhattan, while nearby neighborhoods such as Kensington, Ditmas Park, and Midwood provide a vibrant mix of dining, shopping, and neighborhood cafés. Living on Ocean Parkway means enjoying one of Brooklyn's most beautiful residential corridors, complete with landscaped medians, pedestrian walkways, and dedicated bike paths that stretch from Prospect Park to the Coney Island waterfront. Experience Brooklyn living at its best at The Dartmouth. Listing Photos are Virtually Staged