1200 Midland Ave

Bronxville Knolls Tower is a 12-story residential midcentury building completed in 1961, composed primarily of two-bedroom condominium configurations with occasional one-bedroom and junior-four layouts. The façade and massing reflect straightforward, solid construction typical of the era, set on a parcel with surface and limited garage parking. Interiors emphasize generous room proportions and functional details: high or cathedral ceilings in some units, parquet hardwood floors, built-in cabinetry, expansive living rooms, eat-in or open-plan kitchens often updated with granite or quartz counters, walk-in closets and multiple storage spaces. Many residences include enclosed terraces or balconies that capture west-facing sunset and treetop views. Building services include a part-time doorman, elevator access, controlled mailboxes and corridor climate control (air-conditioned hallways in summer, heated in winter). Common amenities are practical rather than ostentatious: assigned resident parking, guest parking, storage rooms and accessibility features in select units. The building’s management appears fiscally conservative with documented resale requirements (substantial cash minimums noted) and a no-pets policy in some listings. Located in Yonkers near Bronxville Village, the property sits within easy reach of Metro-North stations, Bee-Line bus service, highways and nearby shopping, positioning it as a commuter-friendly mid-20th-century cooperative-style tower with roomy layouts and pragmatic shared services.