15 Greenridge Ave

The Highlands of Greenridge is a low-rise, garden-style condominium community in downtown White Plains built in 1985 and organized around a landscaped central courtyard. Comprising three stories and roughly two dozen residences, the complex offers one-bedroom and duplex layouts that often read like compact townhouses or loft-like units with vaulted/cathedral ceilings and occasional skylights. Interiors commonly include open kitchens with granite counters and stainless appliances, vaulted living spaces with wood-burning fireplaces, first-floor bedrooms with full baths, and upstairs primary suites with walk-in closets and en‑suite baths. Many homes have private outdoor space—decks or balconies—plus in-unit washer/dryer hookups and generous storage. Buildings present a traditional suburban façade with assigned covered garage parking and at least one outdoor spot per unit; some homes convey deeded garage spaces with built-in shelving. The association covers heat and hot water in common charges; pet rules allow owners both dog and cat while renters are typically restricted to cats. Located a short drive or easy transit ride to the White Plains Metro-North station, the development sits within walking distance of Mamaroneck Avenue’s shops, restaurants, and services and near major highways for regional commuting.