4295 Webster Ave

A mid‑century, low‑rise cooperative built in 1957 and rising seven stories, this brick‑faced property offers primarily one‑ and two‑bedroom layouts along with studios marketed as sponsor units. Architectural character is straightforward and residential: full‑brick exterior, covered entrance, and tree‑lined street frontage that complements the neighborhood’s parklike feel. Interiors commonly feature hardwood floors, eat‑in kitchens with granite counters, built‑in storage, walk‑in closets, and occasional cathedral ceilings; many units have been renovated with modern appliances and updated bathrooms. Common elements include an elevator, an entrance foyer, onsite laundry facilities, and mailbox amenities. The co‑op maintains relatively low maintenance charges in many listings and has a sponsor‑unit program that sometimes waives the board interview requirement. Parking availability is limited and often managed by a waitlist. Positioned in Woodlawn Heights in the northern Bronx, the building sits within walking distance of Metro‑North Woodlawn station, local subway lines and bus routes, neighborhood restaurants, shops, and Van Cortlandt Park, offering a commuter‑friendly, village‑like setting while remaining connected to Midtown via a roughly 25‑minute train ride.