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9511 Shore Road is a condominium building originally built as a rental in 1957 and converted in 2007. The building offers various amenities and is conveniently located near multiple transportation options. Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
9511 Shore Road is a six story, 104 unit Fort Hamilton condominium designed by Schulman and Soloway and completed in 1957. Its original brief, “Oversized Units by the Sea,” called for apartments larger than contemporary zoning requirements. Built as a rental, the property converted to condominium ownership in 2007.
Apartments retain those generous proportions, often pairing broad living and dining areas with substantial entry foyers. Many have western or northwestern views over Shore Road Park, the Narrows, New York Harbor, and the Verrazzano Narrows Bridge, while several open to private terraces or balconies. Renovations have frequently added open kitchens, in-unit laundry, and central or split system air conditioning. A north and west facing top floor corner residence looks directly toward One World Trade Center and the Manhattan skyline.
The building has a full time doorman, an attended lobby, a live-in superintendent, a fitness center, common laundry, bike storage, and a package room with cold storage. Landscaped gardens frame the property, and the attached garage contains deeded parking spaces.
The entrance faces Shore Road Park and the Narrows waterfront. The park’s promenade follows the shoreline and connects with bike paths, ball fields, and tennis courts. The R train stops at 95th Street, while the Belt Parkway and BQE are close to the neighborhood.
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