Hudson Manor Terrace

Hudson Manor Terrace is a six-story midcentury cooperative built in 1954 and located in Riverdale, Bronx. The masonry building presents a modest, residential scale typical of postwar garden-coop developments, with landscaped grounds, a central courtyard and several small private outdoor pockets for residents. Unit configurations are primarily two- and three-bedroom layouts with a mix of raised-first-floor and higher-floor apartments; many homes feature high ceilings, original woodwork, built-ins and parquet or refinished hardwood floors. Interiors often include windowed kitchens with stone or quartz counters, generously sized primary bedrooms with walk-in closets and en suite baths in renovated units; recessed lighting, built-in storage and space for in-unit washer/dryer hookups are common. Shared amenities are substantial for the scale: an attended lobby/doorman (typically 17–18 hour coverage), fitness room, shareholders’ lounge, laundry facilities, bike and storage rooms, on-site garage parking (fee and waitlist), a playground and a community vegetable and flower garden. Services include a live-in superintendent and building management; the co-op permits pets (dogs up to a specified weight) and offers financing up to 80% subject to co-op approval. The building sits near neighborhood services, schools, parks, express and local bus routes, the 1 train at 238th Street and the Spuyten Duyvil Metro-North, providing direct commuter access to Manhattan.