1874 Ryder Street

Overview of Marine Park

Marine Park is where the city ends and nature begins. Centered around the massive park of the same name (Brooklyn's largest), it is a neighborhood of flat land, salt marshes, and endless sky. For buyers seeking Marine Park Brooklyn real estate, it offers a suburban park-side life.

Living in Marine Park is active. The park is the hub—residents golf, bike, and hike the nature trails. As a Brooklyn NYC neighborhood, it feels like a nature preserve.

Real Estate & Housing Market

The market for homes for sale in Marine Park is almost exclusively semi-detached and detached brick homes.

It is affordable compared to the rest of the borough and very stable.

Lifestyle & Community

The lifestyle in Marine Park revolves around the park. Sports leagues, running clubs, and family picnics are the norm.

The community is heavily Irish-American and Italian-American, with a small-town feel.

Transportation & Accessibility

Marine Park is a "two-fare zone" for many—meaning a bus ride to the train. The B2 and B100 buses connect to the Q line.

Most residents drive.

Parks, Schools & Amenities

Marine Park (the park) has a golf course, nature center, cricket fields, and bocce courts.

Amenities: Kings Plaza Mall is on the border, providing major retail.

Who This Neighborhood Is Best For

Marine Park is best for nature lovers, golfers, and families who don't mind a bus commute.