109 N Broadway

White Plains Manor is a low-rise, garden-style cooperative complex built in 1948 and arranged as two-story buildings with a varied mix of townhouse-like and stacked 2-bedroom apartment units. Architecturally modest, the property emphasizes traditional details such as hardwood floors, natural woodwork, crown molding, cathedral ceilings in select units and oversized windows that bring abundant daylight to living spaces. Interiors commonly feature eat-in or galley kitchens with granite counters and stainless-steel appliances in renovated units, formal dining areas or combined living/dining plans, generous closets and built-in storage, and first‑floor bedroom options in several layouts. Common exterior characteristics include landscaped lawns and gardens, courtyard settings, exterior lighting, communal mailboxes and designated assigned parking with available visitor spaces and optional garage parking on a short waitlist. On-site conveniences reported across the complex include laundry facilities, well-maintained grounds, and proximity to public transit; many units benefit from private outdoor approaches and a small-front-yard feel. Pet policies are generally accommodating (cats noted in listings), and maintenance packages often cover utilities such as heat and hot water with STAR tax benefits applicable to owner costs. The complex sits within walking distance of downtown White Plains, offering immediate access to Metro-North, bus depots, shopping, dining, parks, and medical centers while delivering a suburban-meets-urban lifestyle.