1970 E Tremont Ave

A mid‑century, low‑rise condominium building in the Parkchester neighborhood of the Bronx, completed in 1940 and rising ten stories with 13 condominium units. The blocky massing and traditional masonry façades reflect prewar garden‑apartment planning adapted into a denser elevator building; many residences retain original interior details such as hardwood floors and high ceilings alongside later kitchen and bath updates. Common areas include a passenger elevator, formal dining spaces within some units, and a secured mailbox area; select units list granite counters and stainless appliances as modern upgrades. The property occupies part of Parkchester’s larger planned complex, set within extensive landscaped grounds, walkways, and on‑site retail and services; nearby transit nodes include the 6 subway line and multiple bus routes, with planned Metro‑North access improving regional connections. Building services are basic: onsite management and 24‑hour security are noted in the broader Parkchester community, and parking options combine nearby garages and street parking with permit/paid lots. Pet policies and in‑building laundry are not universally specified and appear to vary by unit or association rules.