1468 Midland Ave

Bronxville Terrace is a five-story pre-war cooperative completed in 1928 that blends Tudor-inspired masonry and traditional apartment-house proportions. Units are primarily one- and two-bedroom layouts, many retaining original architectural details such as arched doorways, high ceilings (around 9–10 feet), hardwood floors, crown moldings, and period light fixtures. Apartment interiors commonly feature eat-in or chef’s kitchens with granite counters and stainless appliances in updated units, formal dining rooms or foyers, generous closets (including walk-ins), and renovated primary bathrooms; some units offer first-floor bedrooms and cathedral-style ceiling treatments. The building provides elevator access, common laundry, a fitness room, on-site storage and indoor garage parking. Grounds include a landscaped courtyard with garden, grilling and picnic areas, a small playground, and mailbox cluster. Building systems list recent upgrades such as newer roofs, improved security/video entry, updated windows and refreshed lobby finishes. Pet policy is modestly permissive (typically two cats allowed; dogs restricted). Located a short walk to Bronxville Village amenities and the Fleetwood and Bronxville Metro-North stations, the property sits within a commuter-oriented suburban village with nearby shops, restaurants, parks, and easy highway access.