377 N Broadway

Crest Manor is a midcentury, seven-story co‑operative built in 1963 and attributed to architects Leo Stillman and Lawrence M. Rothman. The property presents a stacked low‑rise profile overlooking the Hudson River and local parkland, with a façade and massing characteristic of mid‑20th century residential towers. Units are primarily one‑bedroom configurations and studio-style junior layouts; typical interior features include hardwood or parquet floors, cathedral and high ceilings in select units, crown molding, recessed lighting, granite or quartz counters, eat‑in and galley kitchens, built‑in pantry and plentiful closet storage including floor‑to‑ceiling custom closets and walk‑ins. Many residences open to private balconies or terraces with river and Palisades views. Common areas emphasize practical conveniences: two laundry rooms per floor, an on‑site resident superintendent, elevator service, secured entrances with 24‑hour cameras, mailbox courts and storage. Outdoor amenities center on a seasonal in‑ground swimming pool with BBQ/picnic area and a courtyard; assigned covered garage/lot parking is available for residents with no lengthy wait lists reported. The building’s maintenance structure reflects co‑op governance, with monthly maintenance fees that often include heat and hot water. Crest Manor sits near downtown Yonkers with direct access to Glenwood and Yonkers Metro‑North stations, express buses to Manhattan, waterfront promenades, Untermyer Park & Gardens, retail and medical services, supporting a commuter‑oriented, amenity‑rich urban lifestyle.