56 Doyer Ave

A midcentury six-story cooperative built in 1966, this residential building contains one- and two-bedroom homes arranged with six units per floor. The exterior presents a restrained urban block profile with balconies on select residences and a lobby-level entrance served by elevators. Interiors commonly retain period details—oak parquet or hardwood floors, original built-ins and foyer areas—while many units have been renovated with modern kitchens featuring granite or stone counters and updated baths. Floor plans emphasize light and views: units often have three exterior exposures, floor-to-ceiling windows or sliding glass doors leading to private balconies, and open living-dining configurations with formal dining rooms in larger homes. Common-area conveniences include laundry rooms on every floor, dedicated storage closets on each level, an indoor assigned parking option (garage spaces offered, sometimes rented between owners), and mailbox facilities. Building services and policies reflect typical cooperative management: on-site maintenance of common systems, STAR property tax benefits noted per unit, and established parking arrangements. Located centrally in downtown White Plains, the property sits within walking distance of restaurants, shops, transit links and major roadways, offering an urban-suburban lifestyle with immediate access to city amenities and commuter connections.