35 Parkview Ave

The Croydon is a six-story, pre-war cooperative built in 1937 that exemplifies Art Deco residential architecture in Bronxville. The exterior presents a restrained period façade and a planted courtyard entrance leading into a recently refreshed Art Deco lobby. Units range primarily from studios to one- and two-bedroom apartments with high ceilings, hardwood and parquet floors, sunken living rooms or dining galleries, and period details such as crown moldings and built-in features. Many homes have updated kitchens with stone counters and stainless appliances, renovated baths, balconies or terraces, and abundant closet storage including walk-ins. Common building features include a full-time or seven-day doorman, elevator access, live-in superintendent, on-site laundry and bicycle storage; parking is managed via limited assigned garage spots with a neighborhood permit option and a waitlist for garage spaces. The property sits within easy walking distance of Bronxville Village shops, restaurants, the Metro-North station (approximately a 28–30 minute ride to Grand Central), Bronx River Parkway trails and parks, creating a blend of commuter convenience and village-scale living. Pet policies allow cats, and the co-op maintains historically strong financials and low monthly maintenance relative to local comparable pre-war buildings.