2950 W 24th St - Unclaimed

2950 W 24th St, Brooklyn, NY 11224

Apartment building

2-4 beds

Available units

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Unit , sortable column	Sqft, sortable column	Available, sortable column	Rent, sorted ascending
Unit 12D 2 bd, 1 ba	--	Now	Fees may apply $2,916
Unit 7W 2 bd, 1 ba	--	Now	Fees may apply $2,916
Unit 15P 4 bd, 2 ba	--	Now	$3,901

Neighborhood: Coney Island

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Getting around

Walk Score^®

/ 100

Very Walkable

Nearby schools in Brooklyn

I.S. 96 Seth Low

Grades 6-8 • 2.4 miles

7/10

GreatSchools^® Rating

Test Score Rating

6/10

Student Progress Rating

8/10

Ps 288 The Shirley Tanyhill

Grades PK-8 • 0.1 miles

5/10

GreatSchools^® Rating

Test Score Rating

2/10

Student Progress Rating

7/10

Abraham Lincoln High School

Grades 9-12 • 1.4 miles

3/10

GreatSchools^® Rating

Test Score Rating

4/10

College Readiness Rating

2/10

Beach Access
Coney Island’s Atlantic beaches and boardwalk make the waterfront a defining part of the neighborhood.
Outdoor Activities
The beach, boardwalk, and amusement district offer plenty of ways to spend time outdoors.
Transit Access
Subway lines and buses connect the neighborhood with other parts of Brooklyn and New York City.
Historic Area
Longstanding amusement landmarks, including the Wonder Wheel, give Coney Island a distinctive history.

Coney Island sits on Brooklyn’s Atlantic shoreline, where broad beaches and the boardwalk shape the neighborhood’s open-air feel. Summers bring sea breezes, while winters are often windy and cold. The Wonder Wheel and Luna Park anchor its amusement district, and the New York Aquarium adds a year-round waterfront attraction. Beach walks, boardwalk strolls, and nearby playgrounds offer outdoor options; the area also has public library branches. Dining ranges from casual boardwalk fare to neighborhood restaurants, with coffee shops and everyday shopping along the main commercial streets. The Coney Island Museum and seasonal events add cultural character. The neighborhood is served by subway lines and buses, and walking is practical around the beach, amusement areas, and local shops. For the Coney Island neighborhood, median rent is $3,300 per month, with a typical range of $1,800 to $5,250.