11 Metropolitan Oval

A mid-century, low-rise condominium in Parkchester, the seven-story brick building dates to 1940 and contains 16 residences configured primarily as one- and two-bedroom units. The exterior is unadorned and practical, with a street-level mailbox cluster and modest urban frontage typical of prewar garden-style complexes in the Bronx. Interiors vary by unit but commonly feature high ceilings, original and refinished hardwood or parquet floors, natural woodwork, marble and quartz counters in renovated kitchens, ceiling fans, and practical layouts that include formal dining areas and walk-in closets in some homes. The property is elevator-served and offers typical condominium conveniences such as proximate laundry facilities and on-street parking permits; heating is oil-based. Management presence and routine building maintenance are noted in the listings, and pet policies and additional services are governed by condominium rules. Located within the Parkchester neighborhood, the building sits within walking distance of multiple bus lines and the 6 train station, retail corridors, parks and community institutions, positioning it for transit-oriented, low-maintenance urban living.