2107 Wallace Ave

A mid‑century, six‑story cooperative constructed in 1952 and set within the Pelham Parkway neighborhood. The low‑rise masonry structure houses primarily studio and one‑bedroom apartments arranged around interior corridors served by an elevator. Units commonly feature original or restored hardwood floors, crown moldings in some residences, recessed lighting, and practical layouts with eat‑in or galley kitchens that often include modernized finishes such as quartz or marble counters, stainless appliances, and breakfast bars. Many homes have abundant closet storage — including walk‑ins and his‑and‑hers configurations — as well as windowed bathrooms and natural light from corner or dual exposures. The building’s service profile includes a live‑in superintendent, on‑site laundry in the basement, and an indoor garage with a waiting list for parking. Common elements are modest and maintenance‑oriented rather than opulent: a landscaped street entrance, elevator access, and straightforward lobby/foyer areas. Pet ownership and board approval policies vary by offering (some listings note pet-friendly units while most sales require board review). The location is strongly transit‑oriented, within walking distance of the 2/5 Pelham Parkway station, local buses and express routes to Manhattan, and neighborhood destinations such as the Bronx Zoo, Botanical Garden, schools, libraries, and shopping corridors along White Plains Road and Lydig Avenue.