5 Oakdale Manor

Oakdale Manor is a midcentury, four-story cooperative built in 1958 and composed primarily of one- and two-bedroom residences. The low-rise massing and modest brick-clad facades reflect postwar suburban apartment design; many units include private balconies or terraces overlooking landscaped grounds. Interiors vary by unit but commonly feature eat-in or galley kitchens with stone or granite counters, built-in storage, walk-in closets, and hardwood or updated flooring. The building provides an elevator, secure entry/intercom, a staffed superintendent, on-site laundry, and reserved parking with some electric vehicle charging stations. Common services and operating costs are consolidated into a maintenance fee that typically covers taxes, heat/hot water or oil fuel, water, outdoor maintenance, snow removal, and trash; electric is often billed separately by owners. Unit-level comforts listed across inventories include ceiling fans, marble or quartz counters, kitchen islands in select homes, and first-floor bedroom options. Pet policies and board-approval processes apply as part of the co-op governance. Located at the gateway to downtown Suffern, Oakdale Manor sits within walking distance of restaurants, shops, a movie theater, Good Samaritan Hospital, commuter rail and bus connections, and quick access to major parkways and hiking areas in Harriman State Park, supporting both commuter and recreational lifestyles.