325 Main St

A mid-century, six-story cooperative built in 1954 located in downtown White Plains. The building contains a mix of one- and three-bedroom layouts and a range of apartment sizes including oversized studios and penthouse-level units. Architecturally it reflects postwar masonry construction with regular window bays and modest balconies and awnings for some residences. Interior common features emphasize practical, period-updated finishes: high ceilings, hardwood floors, built-in storage, marble and granite counters in renovated kitchens, and traditional molding details in many units. Shared building amenities include an elevator, a renovated lobby with controlled entry and intercom, common laundry, bicycle room, mailbox area, and assigned indoor garage parking for many units. Management is hands-on with a full-time, often live-in, superintendent and on-site management presence that supports maintenance and building systems; heating is oil-fired. Exterior traits favor a walkable urban setting with short blocks to retail and transit; select apartments offer private outdoor space such as balconies or patios. Pet policies and exact parking allocations vary by unit; the co-op structure brings board processes and monthly maintenance fees that often include a STAR property tax credit for some shareholders.