246 Bronxville Rd

Bronxville Court is a low-rise, four-story cooperative built in 1929 that retains strong pre-war character while hosting updated residences. The building primarily offers two-bedroom layouts alongside one-bedroom alternatives, characterized by high ceilings, hardwood floors, moldings, and original architectural details such as tall solid wood doors and foyer built-ins. Many apartments feature working wood-burning fireplaces, walk-in and cedar closets, and renovated eat-in kitchens with granite or stone counters and modern stainless-steel appliances; some units include in-unit washer/dryer combos. Common areas are modest and residential in scale: a landscaped courtyard, mailbox cluster, bike and storage rooms, and recently refreshed storage facilities. Parking options include both indoor and outdoor garages with a short waitlist, street permit parking nearby, and available mailbox services. The co-op permits pets (dogs commonly limited to about 45 pounds) and maintains on-site building staff including a live-in superintendent in some listings. Located steps from Bronxville Village and within a five-minute walk of the Metro-North Bronxville station, the property provides direct commuter access to Grand Central in roughly 28–30 minutes and easy access to local retail, dining, parks and regional parkways. Overall the building blends pre-war detailing and residential scale with selective modern conveniences and a commuter-friendly village setting.