47 N Central Ave

Hartsdale Gardens is a six-story, pre‑war co‑op complex constructed in 1927 and executed in a Mediterranean-inspired mid-rise form. The property primarily contains two‑bedroom residences (with occasional one- and three‑bedroom variations shown in listings) laid out with high ceilings, formal entry foyers, and traditional plan elements such as separate eat-in kitchens, formal dining rooms, and oversized living areas. Interior finishes commonly include refinished hardwood or parquet floors, granite or quartz counters, subway-tile backsplashes, stainless steel appliances, rebuilt or renovated bathrooms, chandeliers and ceiling fans, and generous closet storage including walk-in options. The building retains an elevator and a live‑in superintendent; floors are arranged with roughly four units per level, offering a low‑density feel. Grounds and shared facilities emphasize family and active outdoor use: a playground, basketball court, BBQ/picnic area, and landscaped courtyards provide communal space. Parking is provided as an assigned outdoor spot (small monthly fee) with a waitlist for garage or additional spaces; some units reference access to the nearby municipal pool. Located within walking distance of Hartsdale village and the Metro‑North station (approximately a 35‑minute ride to Grand Central Terminal), the property sits in a walkable suburban neighborhood with retail, restaurants, and transit options nearby. Building maintenance is managed with centralized systems; heating is oil above ground, and the co‑op structure includes typical maintenance/assessments and storage waitlists.