2736 Independence Ave

A six-story cooperative built in 1970, this midrise in the Bronx stacks primarily one- and two-bedroom residences across a low-rise profile. Architectural character is modest and utilitarian, with elevator access, a recently updated mechanical core and common hallways that reflect periodic capital work. Apartment interiors commonly feature high ceilings, hardwood floors, crown moldings, and period details such as foyer entries and French doors; kitchens range from original galley layouts to renovated eat-in kitchens with granite or marble counters and modern stainless appliances. Many units include generous closet storage, walk-in closets, windowed baths and first-floor bedroom options. Shared facilities are practical rather than opulent: a laundry room (recently modernized), bicycle and package rooms with video surveillance, storage lockers (waitlist), an outdoor courtyard/patio, and on-site parking with deeded or rentable spaces. Systems include a live-in superintendent, a Butterfly MX intercom for remote entry, and upgraded building services like a new elevator and boiler. The location sits near Metro-North’s Spuyten Duyvil station, express bus routes to Manhattan, neighborhood shopping and parks — offering a balance of commuter convenience and proximity to recreational green space. Pet policies are generally permissive for small dogs, subject to co-op rules.