3111 Brighton 1st Place is a six-story Art Deco condominium building located in the heart of Brighton Beach, Brooklyn. Constructed in 1932, this building features 66 units and showcases distinctive Art Deco elements such as geometric decorative panels and vertical fluting alongside the entrance. The brick facade is typical of residential structures from the early to mid-20th century, adding a touch of historical charm to the neighborhood.
The condominium offers a variety of floor plans, ranging from 1 to 3-bedroom layouts. The smallest units are 1-bedroom apartments, spanning 700 to 1,000 square feet, with prices around $280,000. These units feature 9.5-foot ceilings, newly renovated interiors, and modern amenities such as quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and hardwood floors. The 2-bedroom units, approximately 1,100 square feet, are priced between $533,733 and $536,054. These units boast direct south-facing ocean views, making them exceptionally sunny. The largest units are 3-bedroom apartments, approximately 1,800 square feet, with 2 bathrooms. These spacious units have been recently renovated and combined from two one-bedroom apartments, offering features like laminate flooring, electric mantled fireplaces, and ample storage space. All units provide a blend of modern conveniences and classic architectural details, ensuring a comfortable living experience.
The building offers a range of amenities designed to enhance the living experience. The recently renovated lobby and upgraded elevators provide a welcoming entrance. The building is handicap accessible and features a fob key security entrance, a new intercom system, and renovated hallways. Modern lobby doors and security cameras throughout the building ensure safety and convenience. Residents have access to laundry room facilities, and each unit is equipped with air conditioning, heating, a kitchen, refrigerator, oven, tub/shower, and freezer. Business services include a live-in super, porter, and a professional management company, ensuring that the building is well-maintained and efficiently managed.
Brighton Beach, also known as Little Odessa, is a unique neighborhood on Brooklyn’s southern shore, nestled between Coney Island and Manhattan Beach. This area is infused with Eastern European and Russian culture, offering a lovely shoreline and an uncrowded boardwalk. The neighborhood is known for its easygoing vibes and old-school New York charm. Residents can enjoy a variety of Eastern European restaurants and fresh markets, such as Skovorodka for authentic Ukrainian borscht and pelmeni, and Kashkar Café for traditional Uzbek-Uyghur cuisine. The boardwalk features Tatiana, a legendary Russian restaurant and nightclub, and Tatiana Grill for a more laid-back meal with ocean views. For fresh produce and typical Eastern European products, Big Bazaar and Tashkent Supermarket are popular choices. The Brighton Beach Playground, Brighton Beach Library, and St. Petersburg Bookstore offer additional amenities for families and residents. The Annual Brighton Jubilee, a huge block party with live music, food, and children’s activities, has been a neighborhood tradition for over 45 years. The area also boasts top-ranking magnet schools, including P.S. 253 The Magnet School of Multicultural Humanities and I.S. 98 Bay Academy.
Brighton Beach is well-connected with various transportation options, making it a commuter’s dream. The B and Q trains are accessible at the Brighton Beach station, just a short walk away. Additional subway stations nearby include Ocean Parkway, West 8 Street-New York Aquarium, Neptune Avenue, and Coney Island-Stillwell Avenue, providing access to the F, D, and N lines. Bus stops such as Brighton Beach Av & Brighton 3 St, West Brighton Av & Ocean Py, and Ocean Py & Ocean View Av offer routes like Bay Ridge - Manhattan Beach and Coney Island - Windsor Terrace. For those who prefer driving, the Belt Parkway is nearby, providing easy access to Midtown Manhattan, approximately 15 miles away, and John F. Kennedy International Airport, about 13 miles away by car. The building also offers parking arrangements at the municipal parking lot across the street, ensuring convenience for residents with vehicles.
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