1010 Sherman Ave

Sherman Terrace is a six-story cooperative built in 1958 in the Concourse/Lower Grand Concourse area of the Bronx. The building contains primarily one- and two-bedroom residences configured with traditional layouts—entrance foyers, separate kitchens (including galley and eat-in styles), formal dining or combined living/dining rooms, and some first-floor bedrooms. Units commonly feature high or cathedral ceilings, recessed lighting, ceiling fans, original details alongside selective modern updates, and multiple closets for storage; many homes have been renovated with hardwood or bamboo floors, double-pane windows, and refreshed kitchens and baths. Common areas include an elevator, on-site laundry room, communal storage bins, bike room, mailbox area, and a live-in superintendent. Exterior grounds are landscaped and the roof supports a solar-panel array intended to improve energy efficiency. The co-op operates with owner-occupancy rules and affordable maintenance fees that typically cover all utilities. Building services and logistics include on-site parking and private storage offered on waitlists, structured garage parking for a monthly fee, building storage options, and a security/surveillance presence noted in listings. Located within walking distance of multiple subway lines (4, B, D and nearby express services), bus routes, Yankee Stadium, Bronx Terminal Market and several parks and cultural institutions, Sherman Terrace sits in a transit-rich urban neighborhood. The pet policy is friendly, and the community profile skews toward owner-occupied, value-oriented buyers seeking practical urban housing with shared amenities and convenient commuter access.