100Th Pkwy Rd

Ogden House is a six-story pre‑war cooperative built in 1926, occupying a prominent village-center block in Eastchester/Bronxville Village. The building reads as traditional Tudor-influenced architecture with original exterior masonry and period detailing. Units are primarily one-bedroom layouts of varying sizes and configurations located on multiple levels served by an elevator. Interiors commonly retain pre‑war character—high and cathedral ceilings, crown moldings, substantial natural woodwork, hardwood floors, built-in cabinetry, and oversized windows—alongside incremental modern updates such as renovated kitchens with quartz, granite or marble counters, stainless appliances, and refreshed baths. Common areas include an entrance foyer, mailboxes, basement storage rooms, and a laundry facility; building operations are supported by a live‑in superintendent and newly upgraded systems such as roof, boiler and security cameras. On-site parking is not typical but municipal lots and a nearby garage offer resident parking options. Pet and specific co-op policies vary by unit; the co-op has standard board requirements and maintenance fees that generally include heat and hot water. The location places residents within immediate walking distance of the Metro‑North Bronxville station, village shops, restaurants, a farmers’ market, parks and pedestrian paths, delivering a commuter-friendly, village lifestyle with suburban amenities.