A one-bedroom co-op in Ditmas Park often lists below the neighborhood-wide median because many closed sales include larger houses. PropertyShark reported 52 Ditmas Park sales in Q1–Q3 2026, with quarterly medians averaging about $807,000. That figure mixes houses and apartments, so treat it as context, not a one-bedroom price tag.
A current example is 570 Westminster Road, Unit B19, a one-bedroom with a home office in a 1935 doorman building, listed at $579,000 as of October 2026. Confirm the asking price and monthly maintenance with the building representatives before you budget; listings move.
What actually drives the number is the monthly maintenance, the building’s underlying mortgage, whether there is an assessment, and how much work the unit needs. Pre-war rooms, a renovated kitchen, or an extra office alcove can shift the price more than a single extra square footage line.
Ditmas Park Living films full tours of local co-ops so you can see the rooms, the light, and the building amenities before you schedule a visit.
If you want a short list of one-bedrooms that match a budget, ask for new-listing alerts and we will send what is actually available.
FAQ
Is $807,000 a typical one-bedroom price?
No. That PropertyShark median covers the mix of Ditmas Park sales in Q1–Q3 2026, including houses. Many one-bedroom co-ops trade lower.
Do maintenance fees change the true cost?
Yes. Two units with similar asking prices can feel very different once you add monthly maintenance and any assessment.
Can I use this as an appraisal?
No. Review a current comparable set and confirm every number with the listing documents.