6 Bryant Crescent

Bryant Gardens is a low-rise cooperative complex in White Plains composed of two-story buildings originally constructed in 1952. Units are primarily studios and one-bedroom layouts, with occasional larger simplex apartments reconfigured into two- and three-bedroom plans. Architecture is modest midcentury garden-style: brick facades, low rooflines and landscaped courts. Interiors commonly feature eat-in or galley kitchens with granite or stone counters, breakfast bars, formal dining/foyer areas in larger units, ceiling fans, generous closet storage, and a mix of renovated bathrooms and original finishes. Shared building elements include welcoming entry lobbies, mailboxes, and basement-level laundry facilities; some buildings offer on-site storage. The property sits on roughly 22 acres of park-like grounds with walking paths, playground, picnic and BBQ areas, community gardens, gazebos, and recent additions such as an outdoor adult fitness area and electric vehicle charging stations. Parking is plentiful and unassigned within private roads and guest lots; garage parking is available on a waitlist. Management maintains a smoke-free complex with on-site management office and routine grounds maintenance. The location provides quick access to downtown White Plains retail, restaurants, entertainment, major highways and public transit, supporting a suburban yet walkable lifestyle.