Tibbett Towers

Tibbett Towers is a mid-century, 12-story cooperative in the Kingsbridge section of the Bronx, completed in 1961. The building is primarily composed of one-bedroom layouts with some larger units and flexible floor plans; many residences feature eat-in or galley kitchens, formal dining areas, foyer entries, and built-in storage. Interior finishes across units range from original mid-century elements to modern renovations that include quartz counters, updated tile, and contemporary lighting. Common areas include an attended lobby, renovated hallways, newly installed elevators, and a 24/7 laundry room. Resident services and on-site staff include a part-time doorman, a live-in superintendent and additional building personnel. Outdoor and shared amenities comprise a private playground, a maintained garden, storage and bicycle rooms, a community/residents’ lounge, and limited on-site parking (wait list). The co-op’s pet policy permits small dogs (typically up to 20 pounds) and the board is described as active. Utility costs are frequently bundled into maintenance fees, which historically have been noted as relatively low. The location places the building within a short walk of the W 231st Street 1 train station, multiple bus lines, shops, fitness centers, schools, and parks such as nearby Van Cortlandt Park, creating a neighborhood-oriented, transit-accessible living environment.