250 Bronxville Rd

A distinguished six-story prewar cooperative constructed in 1930, the Hampshire House occupies a prominent spot within Bronxville Village. Its masonry façade and classically proportioned windows reflect early 20th-century residential design; interiors preserve period details such as high ceilings, crown moldings, hardwood floors, and original built-ins while many units show modernized kitchens and baths. The building’s mix is primarily one- and two-bedroom apartments with gracious foyers, formal dining areas, and living rooms frequently anchored by working wood-burning fireplaces. Shared features include an elevator, storage rooms in the basement, common laundry facilities, and a staffed lobby with live-in superintendent and attentive management. Mechanical systems have seen updates, including a recent conversion to dual-fuel heating, and selected apartments offer central air or upgraded HVAC. On-site conveniences are modest—mailboxes, permit garage parking waitlist, and nearby street parking—while the building’s maintenance and conservative financial management are emphasized. Located within easy walking distance of the Metro-North station, Bronxville’s shops, restaurants, parks and river trail, Hampshire House blends prewar character with incremental modern renovations for comfortable village-centered living.