Madison Park Gardens
Port Washington, New York
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Madison Park Gardens, a quiet co-op community tucked away in the heart of the President’s Section of Port Washington, is perfect for commuters and locals alike. Built in 1955, the complex consists of four groups of buildings containing 77 garden apartments. The entrance doors to each red-brick building unit are surrounded by a white wood trim, many with overhangs.
Careful attention is put into landscaping; the grounds feature extensive plantings, inviting grass-covered areas, evergreen bushes, and a range of trees of various ages and sizes.
Other amenities of Madison Park Gardens include laundry rooms, storage, a bicycle room, and a full-time superintendent. The community is conveniently located near the library (ranked among the top two percent of libraries nationwide), restaurants, shopping, and the LIRR; you are a quick train ride from Manhattan.
Go from the tranquility of Madison Park Gardens to the thrills at Madison Square Garden in 36 minutes!
There is also plenty to do and see around Madison Park Gardens. The hamlet of Port Washington is visually lovely, with its rolling hills and winding coastline. There are also marinas, parks, playgrounds, yacht clubs and golf courses located nearby. Port Washington’s downtown area is just one block away on a street jam-packed with restaurants, local boutiques, galleries, and services, making it a vibrant, yet charming place to call home.
Fun fact: In the 1870s, about 140 million cubic yards of Port Washington sand were used for the concrete that built New York skyscrapers like the Empire State and Chrysler buildings.
Madison Park Gardens’s features and amenities include:
- Coop
- Live-in superintendent
- Cats and dogs allowed
- No Board approval
- Parking
- Storage
- Laundry rooms
- Bicycle room
- Building outdoor space