36 Westview Ave

This is a low-rise, four-story pre-war cooperative built in 1928 and organized as a compact, approximately 26-unit community of primarily one-bedroom residences. The exterior presents traditional Tudor-influenced details and stucco finishes common to interwar suburban villages, with a landscaped courtyard and shared garden that includes seating, a gas grill, and a fire pit. Units typically feature high ceilings, hardwood floors, built-in millwork, crown moldings and cathedral ceiling variants on upper floors; interior appointments often include eat-in or galley kitchens with stone or granite counters, ceiling fans, recessed lighting, walk-in or cedar-lined closets, and period touches such as wood-burning fireplaces in select apartments. Common areas are modest and community-focused: a patio and lawn with tables and umbrellas, on-site coin laundry, dedicated mailboxes, storage/bike rooms for a fee, and a shared seating area for barbecues. Parking is primarily free resident street parking with a village permit program; some listings reference additional nearby storage or garage options. The co-op’s maintenance typically bundles heat and hot water, and residents may be eligible for nearby Lake Isle Club privileges (golf, pool, tennis). Located one block from the Metro-North station, the building sits at the heart of Tuckahoe village close to shops, restaurants, a seasonal farmers market and commuter parkways, offering a walkable suburban-within-reach-to-city lifestyle.