25 Trinity Pl

Trinity Arms is a low-rise cooperative complex in New Rochelle built in 1965 and arranged over three stories. The property primarily offers one-bedroom units that combine original midcentury details—natural woodwork, high ceilings and built-in features—with periodic modern updates such as granite or quartz counters, stainless appliances and recessed lighting. Typical apartments emphasize open flow and light, with windows in multiple rooms, hardwood floors, crown molding in some units and compact kitchen islands in renovated kitchens. Common areas are straightforward and service-oriented: a staffed on-site superintendent, a shared laundry room and basement storage and bike racks. The landscaped grounds and maintained exterior lighting frame a garden-style setting with assigned outdoor parking adjacent to the building. Heating is oil-based with heat and hot water often included in maintenance. Located in the Convent/downtown corridor, the cooperative sits within easy walking distance of the Metro-North station, multiple waterfront parks and a dense mix of restaurants, shops and transit connections, delivering a suburban-urban lifestyle geared toward commuters and those seeking convenient neighborhood amenities.