11 Metropolitan Oval

A mid-20th-century low-rise condominium complex in the Bronx, built in 1940 and rising seven stories, offering predominantly one- and two-bedroom residences. The architecture is practical and residential: brick-faced façades, regular window bays and common corridors served by elevators. Interiors often retain period details—high ceilings, original parquet or natural wood floors, crown moldings and cast-iron tubs—alongside modern updates such as granite, marble or quartz counters, refurbished kitchens, and remodeled baths. Unit layouts range from garden-level two-bed plans to upper-floor one-bedroom arrangements with formal dining or living/dining combinations, generous closet storage and occasional first-floor bedrooms and baths. Building services and shared spaces emphasize convenience and security: an on-site management office, 24-hour roving security, mailbox service and elevator access. Practical amenities include nearby laundry facilities and limited on-street parking with an optional condominium parking permit. Heating is oil-based and some units remain under tax abatements. Located in the Parkchester neighborhood, the complex sits within walking distance of multiple subway and bus lines, shopping corridors, parks and local institutions, catering to daily commuter needs and urban neighborhood living.