30 E Hartsdale Ave

A midcentury, six-story cooperative constructed in 1950, this building contains primarily one-bedroom layouts including numerous “Junior 4” plans that function like larger units with flexible den or dining spaces. The exterior is modest and residential in scale, with individual balconies on some units and a street-level mailbox area. Interiors commonly feature hardwood floors, cathedral-like ceiling variations, built-in storage, crown molding and original architectural details alongside renovated chef-style kitchens with granite or quartz counters, stainless steel appliances, and updated baths. Unit footprints emphasize practical planning: defined entry foyers, eat-in or formal dining areas, kitchen islands or galley kitchens, and multiple closets including walk-ins in select apartments. Shared building components include an elevator, secure entry, on-site storage, and assigned parking with occasional transferable spaces in a nearby lot. Pet policy typically permits cats but not dogs; the co-op maintains carpeting requirements for units. The location is highly commuter-focused — about a half-mile to the Hartsdale Metro-North station with express trains to Manhattan and convenient access to bus lines, major highways, shopping corridors, grocery options, and the shops and restaurants of Hartsdale Village. Maintenance structures reflect co-op ownership with routine building upkeep and financials that support a well-maintained, community-oriented property.