590 E Third St

A six-story prewar cooperative constructed in 1928, this Tudor-Revival elevator building presents a classic, low-rise residential profile typical of southern Westchester. Exterior details lean on period masonry and stylistic flourishes associated with Tudor-Revival architecture; the property contains mailbox amenities and an elevator servicing upper floors. Interiors emphasize prewar character: many units retain high ceilings, plaster walls, original 3/4" oak hardwood floors, crown molding, dramatic arched foyers, and generous room proportions. Layouts are primarily one- and two-bedroom apartments (some marketed as convertible three-bed plans), with features commonly including eat-in, windowed kitchens, formal dining/entry foyers, walk-in closets or storage, and first-floor bedrooms or baths in select units. Common systems noted include oil-fired heating and shared utilities; maintenance charges typically cover heat and hot water under a four-star tax classification. The co-op historically operates without a doorman and enforces sponsor-unit conditions (no board approval required for sponsor resales), while other sponsor policies have varied—restrictions on pets, investors, or subletting appear in certain listings. Located just over the overpass from Pelham’s Wolf’s Lane, the building sits within easy walking distance of local shops, restaurants, a historic movie theatre, bus routes and Metro-North Pelham station, offering quick access to Midtown Manhattan. Parking is not specified on-site; the neighborhood provides walkable, transit-connected suburban-urban living with nearby commercial conveniences.