1100 Grand Concourse

Located at a prominent corner on the Grand Concourse in the South Bronx, this six-story prewar cooperative completed in 1928 occupies a landmarked Art Deco block. The building’s exterior presents period masonry and setback massing typical of late-1920s residential construction, and an interior foyer and lobby preserve original decorative details. Units are primarily classic prewar layouts — one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments including the traditional “classic six” plans with formal dining rooms, expansive entry foyers, high ceilings and original hardwood floors. Many residences feature galley or eat-in kitchens, windowed baths, generous closets (including his-and-hers or cedar closets in select homes), and opportunities for washer/dryer installation. Common areas include a restored lobby, two elevators, on-site laundry room, bicycle storage and a building courtyard with private outdoor spaces for some units. Building services include a live‑in superintendent and porter, package handling, and recent upgrades such as a new intercom and FiOS. The co-op is pet-friendly with some dog restrictions, permits limited subletting after residency requirements, and allows moderate financing terms and sponsor sales without board approval in some offerings. The immediate neighborhood supplies abundant transit — the D and B lines at the corner and the 4 train a few blocks away — plus retail, markets, museums, parks, and proximity to Yankee Stadium, supporting a lively urban lifestyle close to green spaces.