1 Park Ln

Park Lane is a historically significant, low-rise cooperative complex of four connected buildings constructed in 1927 on the former Barnum & Bailey estate in Mount Vernon’s Chester Hill Park neighborhood. The six-story structures reflect McKim, Mead & White–era prewar architecture with landscaped grounds, wrought-iron fencing, cobblestone drives and a formal entry sequence. Interiors emphasize classic prewar detailing—9-foot-plus ceilings, crown molding, original hardwood floors, large windows, built-in bookcases, wood-burning fireplaces and paneled sunrooms—alongside thoughtfully updated kitchens and bathrooms that introduce contemporary materials such as marble and quartz counters and stainless steel appliances. Typical residences are three-bedroom layouts with substantial square footage, multiple exposures, en-suite baths, formal dining rooms, entrance galleries and generous closets; some homes include features like cathedral ceilings, kitchen islands, butler’s pantries, and elevator access directly adjacent to unit doors. Common areas were renovated in recent years and provide updated lobbies, elevators, laundry, video security and storage. On-site outdoor and garage parking are available; building policies are pet friendly. The complex sits within easy reach of Metro-North, major parkways and nearby village centers (Bronxville, Pelham), offering a suburban streetscape with quick commuting access to Manhattan.