10 Brooklands

Built in 1927, Brooklands is a low-rise, five-story cooperative complex organized around Georgian Revival architecture and nearly seven acres of planted grounds. The property reads as a prewar residential enclave: brick façades, classical proportions, and shared courtyards and perennial gardens that create a park-like setting. Units are largely four-bedroom layouts and many retain original period details — high ceilings, crown moldings, hardwood floors, decorative archways, and built-in millwork — alongside modern upgrades such as renovated kitchens with stone counters, recessed lighting, and smart thermostats. Common facilities support everyday convenience and leisure: an elevator, communal laundry and cellar storage, on-site parking with options for surface and a waitlist for garage spaces, and a community garden where residents may cultivate plots. Several residences present private outdoor patios or terraces facing the manicured lawns and offer features intended for entertaining, including formal dining rooms, butler’s pantries, and wood-burning fireplaces. The co-op’s setting emphasizes suburban tranquility while remaining highly walkable — it sits a short stroll from Bronxville Village amenities and the Metro-North station, providing a 30-minute commute to Grand Central and easy access to local shops, restaurants, parks, and recreational trails.