25 Indian Rd

A mid‑century, seven‑story cooperative built in 1953 that reads as a compact, well-maintained elevator building with 49 apartments. The structure’s massing is modest and residential in scale; units are predominantly studios and convertible layouts that reflect generous prewar proportions—large living rooms, formal dining areas, and numerous closets—often reconfigured into one‑to‑three bedroom plans during resale. Interiors vary from original period details (oak plank floors, vintage tile bathrooms, high baseboards) to fully renovated kitchens and baths with modern cabinetry, granite or quartz counters, and upgraded plumbing and electrical. Shared building features include a staffed lobby with a resident superintendent, on‑site laundry, bike room, private storage (wait list), and an underground garage (wait list and fee). Exterior amenities emphasize direct access to nature: many residences capture protected views of Inwood Hill Park and the Hudson River, and several units have private outdoor spaces of varying sizes. The coop’s governance is described as financially sound with relatively low maintenance for the neighborhood, a pet‑friendly policy, and flexible resale rules such as case‑by‑case gifting and co‑purchase; some apartments are sponsor units offering no board approval. Location is a primary asset—set directly across from Inwood Hill Park near Isham Park and Spuyten Duyvil viewpoints, with easy access to the 1 and A subway lines, Metro‑North, express buses, local markets and neighborhood restaurants.