300 S Broadway

This is a six-story pre-war cooperative apartment building constructed in 1925, composed primarily of two-bedroom residences woven into a traditional masonry structure. Architecturally it reflects classic early-20th-century urban design with high ceilings, oversized windows, original woodwork and decorative brickwork; many units retain period details such as decorative fireplaces and formal entry hallways. Interior finishes across the building range from restored hardwood floors and marble or quartz counters to updated kitchens and bathrooms; units commonly feature built-in elements, cathedral or high ceilings, chandeliers, and generous closet space including walk-in closets in select apartments. Shared facilities are practical and community-focused: an elevator serves upper floors, the landscaped courtyard and mailbox area provide exterior common space, and the basement includes a fitness room, laundry, and storage and bike rooms. Operational conveniences include an on-site superintendent, assigned outdoor parking for many units, and some buildings offer garage access by waitlist; heating is oil-fired. The property’s pet policy is cooperative-governed and permits cats in many units; rental and sublet rules vary by board. Located near village shopping, dining, parks, riverfront trails and Metro-North commuter service, the building sits within a walkable suburban downtown where residents enjoy easy access to regional transit, recreational paths and cultural venues.