250 N Broadway

A mid-century six-story co-op building constructed in 1940, offering primarily two-bedroom apartment layouts with occasional junior/different configurations. Architecturally modest, the property presents a traditional masonry façade and a low-rise profile consistent with older Yonkers residential blocks. Typical interiors feature higher-than-average ceilings, crown molding, recessed lighting, hardwood floors, and updated kitchens with granite counters in many units. Apartments often include eat-in or open kitchens, formal dining or pass-through arrangements, walk-in closets, primary bathrooms, and private outdoor space such as balconies or terraces with occasional Hudson River views from upper floors. Shared elements include an elevator, a live-in superintendent, on-site laundry facilities, a mailbox area, and building storage. Parking is available on a wait list with owners given priority; street parking is also common. The co-op structure requires board approval for purchases, sometimes with cash-only or sponsor-unit exceptions and occasional specific financing or down-payment conditions. The building sits within walking distance of Metro-North stations, retail corridors, and riverside parks, reflecting a well-maintained, commuter-oriented property with regular maintenance and active building management.