320 S Broadway

A low-rise garden-style condominium complex built in 1952 and spread across three stories, this property offers mostly one- and two-bedroom residences in a traditional midcentury configuration. Units feature interior details common to suburban condo conversions: eat-in or galley kitchens with some granite counters, ceiling fans, chandeliers, first-floor primary bedrooms and bathrooms in select layouts, and walk-in or his-and-hers closets. Many homes receive abundant natural light from multiple windows and retain hardwood floors or have been updated with carpeting and stainless-steel appliances in some units. Common amenities emphasize convenience and outdoor leisure rather than urban luxury: maintained grounds with playground and picnic/BBQ areas, a mailbox cluster, on-site common laundry, and storage available for a modest fee. Parking is a meaningful asset here, with a mix of off-street spaces, assigned spots, and deeded one-car garages or detached garage stalls included with many units. The community’s scale supports a quieter, residential rhythm, with close walking access to local shops, schools, commuter rail (Metro-North), and nearby riverfront and trail amenities. Pet policies and concierge services are not prominent features; maintenance appears oriented toward practical, low-maintenance living rather than full-service offerings.