312 Main St

A low-rise prewar condominium block in downtown White Plains, the property dates to 1925 and rises six stories with predominantly two-bedroom layouts. Interiors recall classic turn-of-century details—high or cathedral ceilings, hardwood floors, and foyer entrances—while many units have been updated with granite counters, kitchen islands, and modern appliances. Common areas include an elevator, first-floor bedrooms and baths in some units, shared storage and a lower-level laundry; units feature ceiling fans and eat-in kitchens. The exterior is modest: a fenced lot with mailbox access and no formal grounds or pool; street-facing commercial storefronts appear on parcels in the same block in some mixed-use assemblages. Parking is not intrinsic to the building; nearby municipal and private lots supply vehicle storage for a fee. Pets (cats) are commonly accommodated within unit rules. Situated in the Wellington/central White Plains corridor, the building places residents within short walking distance of shops, restaurants, parks, the Metro-North station and bus routes, supporting a pedestrian, transit-oriented urban lifestyle. Given its age and configuration, ownership and investment patterns often include rental units and multi-property sales in the immediate neighborhood.