600 Pelham Rd

Glen Manor Cooperative is a low-rise garden-style co-op built in 1954 and organized as three stories of primarily one-bedroom residences with some two-bedroom layouts. The brick-faced complex presents a modest midcentury exterior and grounds with tucked common walkways and landscaped beds leading to multiple entries. Typical residences emphasize airy interior volumes — cathedral or high ceilings, hardwood floors, and generous closet space — and often include eat-in or galley kitchens finished with granite or quartz counters and stainless-steel appliances. Many units offer first-floor access or top-floor exposures, private patios or assigned outdoor parking, and conveniences such as an entrance foyer, formal dining areas in larger plans, and walk-in closets. Building-level provisions include a common laundry room, private storage cages/bicycle room, mailbox area, and limited garage availability when offered; there is an assigned outdoor parking program with detached spaces for shareholders. The co-op is managed with a mix of owner-occupied and renter-permitted policies (renting allowed in some units with board approval), and shareholders pay maintenance that typically covers heat, water, taxes, and landscaping; periodic assessments have been enacted for system upgrades like boilers and windows. Located in New Rochelle near Glen Island Park and local marinas, the property sits within walking distance of bus service and a short drive to Metro-North, placing it in a suburban waterfront neighborhood with nearby shops, restaurants, and recreational green space.