2020 East 38TH 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.