306 E Mosholu Pkwy

A six-story prewar cooperative constructed in 1939, this art‑deco low-rise occupies a tree-lined residential block in the Bronx near the Botanical Garden and Zoo. The façade and common areas retain period character; interiors vary by unit but frequently feature high ceilings, hardwood floors with inlaid borders, arched doorways, and wrought-iron detailing. Apartment layouts range from studios to multi-room one- and two-bedroom plans, many with sunken living rooms, entrance galleries, eat-in kitchens and multiple closets. Building services and systems include an elevator, live‑in superintendent, security cameras, on-site laundry and mail drop in the lobby. The co-op’s policies are sponsor-friendly on many units (some offered without board approval) and permit pets with board consent in certain apartments; subletting rules and rental permissions vary by unit tenure. Heating is oil-based. Street parking and a resident garage/parking options are neighborhood-dependent. Located steps from multiple subway lines, Metro‑North, express buses and major roadways, the building sits within a dense neighborhood of parks, schools, transit and neighborhood shopping, offering a commuter-oriented, community-focused urban lifestyle.