60 W Broad St

Built in 1928, this six-story, pre-war cooperative in Mount Vernon reflects Tudor-revival character and traditional apartment-house planning. The low-rise masonry structure typically houses one-bedroom layouts and occasional larger units arranged off a formal entrance foyer and corridors. Interiors commonly feature high ceilings, hardwood floors, decorative moldings, plaster walls, built-in millwork, generous closets and original architectural details such as picture rails and arched openings. Apartment kitchens range from classic galley or eat-in configurations to updated cooks’ kitchens with granite or quartz counters and stainless appliances; many units retain first-floor convenience or top-floor tree-top views. Shared spaces include a decorated main lobby, elevator, laundry, bike and storage rooms, a landscaped courtyard and mailbox area. On-site conveniences are modest: municipal street parking or nearby lots, limited bike storage and communal outdoor seating rather than a private garage. The building’s rules and financial screening are typical of co-op governance, with restrictions on subletting and pet policies varying by unit or shareholder approval. Located steps from the Fleetwood Metro-North station, it sits amid shopping, restaurants and transit-oriented village amenities, combining pre-war craftsmanship with commuter-friendly access.