Brighton Beach is a waterfront neighborhood in southern Brooklyn along the Atlantic Ocean, bordered by Coney Island and Manhattan Beach. Known for its beachfront and boardwalk, the area features a mix of mid-rise apartment buildings, co-ops, and multifamily residences, many near the shoreline. Brighton Beach Avenue serves as the primary commercial corridor, offering grocery stores, retail shops, dining, and everyday services. The neighborhood is served by the B and Q subway lines, along with multiple bus routes, providing direct access to other parts of Brooklyn and Manhattan. Proximity to Coney Island’s attractions and local parks adds to the area’s recreational options. Brighton Beach combines coastal access, active retail corridors, and strong transit connectivity within New York City.