25 Lake St

A mid-rise cooperative complex constructed in 1968, this seven-story elevator building offers primarily one- and two-bedroom units arranged around central corridors. Architectural character is utilitarian mid‑century: brick façades, regular window bays and modest balconies on select apartments. Interiors vary from original-period parquet and natural woodwork to fully renovated kitchens and baths; common interior features found throughout include eat-in or galley kitchens with granite counters, built-in storage, formal dining or dining foyers, recessed lighting, and generous closets and pantries. Public spaces include a welcoming entrance foyer and updated common-area finishes in recent listings. Building services and conveniences are pragmatic: an on-site superintendent, multiple laundry rooms located on several floors, assigned outdoor parking for most units with an option for covered/garage parking via waitlist, and mailboxes at the exterior. Pet policy is restricted (cats generally allowed; dogs typically prohibited). Utilities such as heat and hot water are commonly bundled into monthly maintenance fees; some units are heated via oil above ground. Sited across from J. Harvey Turnure Memorial Park in downtown White Plains, the property places residents within easy walking distance of Metro-North, local buses, retail, restaurants, and community events, offering a commuter-oriented urban lifestyle with nearby green space.