4200 Herkimer Pl

A seven-story cooperative built in 1967, this mid-rise in the Woodlawn neighborhood of the Bronx offers primarily studio and one-bedroom apartment layouts along with occasional junior-4 configurations. The masonry-faced building presents a straightforward, practical urban profile and is served by an elevator and a live-in superintendent. Interiors typically include hardwood floors, crown molding, chandeliers or ceiling fans, galley or chef-style kitchens with granite counters, multiple closets and occasional foyer or secondary bedroom on the first floor. Common elements emphasize functionality: on-site laundry, building storage and a resident garage with a waitlist for parking. Maintenance fees are consistently described as low and the co-op is portrayed as financially stable. Pet rules permit small to medium dogs; sponsor-owned units sometimes allow no-board-approval transactions. The property’s location is a major part of its appeal — immediate access to express buses to Manhattan, nearby Metro-North and subway connections, proximity to Van Cortlandt Park and local shopping and restaurants, plus convenient highway access. Overall the building reads as well-maintained, commuter-oriented housing with modest amenity scope and many updated individual units.