37 Smt Ave

A low-rise, pre-war cooperative completed in 1927, this four-story brick building occupies a residential block near downtown Rye/Port Chester. Units are predominantly two-bedroom layouts, many retaining original period details such as cathedral ceilings, formal dining areas, and generous entrance foyers. Interiors commonly feature hardwood floors, eat-in or galley kitchens with granite counters, walk-in closets, and some first-floor units with direct access to outdoor space. The building is elevator-served and offers a mix of remodeled and original-condition residences; several listings note fresh paint, refinished floors, or updated kitchens and baths. Exterior elements include private balconies for some apartments, a communal courtyard, and on-site mailbox access. Parking is limited and managed by a waitlist for off-street lots and a garage; some units reference detached garage options nearby. Utilities commonly include heat and hot water in the maintenance fee, with oil-fired systems noted. Pet policies vary across listings, with several references to no-pet rules or co-op board approvals required. Location advantages include short walks to transit (Metro-North), downtown dining and entertainment, nearby parks and Rye Town Beach access, and straightforward highway connections for commuters. The building’s character blends pre-war architectural charm with a practical amenity set for everyday suburban-urban living.