1075 Grand Concourse

This six-story prewar co-op on the Grand Concourse was completed in 1928 and preserves many original architectural details while offering modernized building systems. The facade and lobby retain period character; inside, apartments feature tall ceilings, hardwood floors, archways, and sizable foyers that often double as work or dining areas. Unit mixes are primarily one- and two-bedroom layouts, some with walk-in closets, eat-in kitchens, windowed bathrooms, and occasional exposed brick or wood-beam elements in renovated units. Common areas include a painted historic lobby, a landscaped courtyard and small garden, bike room, and a basement laundry; the building has elevator service, a live-in superintendent, and porter staff. Recent capital improvements noted by residents include upgraded elevators and a new laundry room. The property is pet-friendly, offers limited private outdoor spaces (small terraces or Juliet balconies), and provides convenient keyless/intercom entry. Located steps from the 167th Street B/D station, the building sits near Andrew Freedman Home, Bronx Museum of the Arts, parks, and dining, supporting an active, transit-oriented urban lifestyle with easy access to local cultural institutions and conveniences.