601 Pelham Pkwy N

A seven-story pre-war co-op erected in 1937, this Art Deco multifamily residence was conceived by architect H.I. Feldman and built by J. Billig. The block-scale building presents a terracotta‑paved entry foyer and an original mosaic lobby with majestic staircases and dual elevator banks that preserve its period character. Units are primarily one- and two-bedroom layouts plus alcove studios, many featuring high ceilings, hardwood floors, sunken living rooms or entry foyers, sizable bedrooms, and generous closet storage. Kitchens vary from original-style windowed galley plans to fully renovated eat‑in arrangements with granite or marble counters and modern stainless steel appliances; many bathrooms have been updated while retaining classic tilework. Common interior conveniences include an elevator, on-site laundry room, bicycle/storage rooms, and a resident superintendent. Exterior provisions are modest — mailbox service and building storage — with street parking nearby and a waitlist for garage parking. The co-op operates on sponsor and shareholder review practices (occasional sponsor units with limited board approval), and management is described as professional with strong owner occupancy and sound finances. Located on Pelham Parkway North, the building sits steps from the 2 and 5 subway lines, express bus service to Manhattan, the New York Botanical Garden, Bronx Zoo, and Arthur Avenue’s retail and dining corridor, offering a transit-rich, park-adjacent urban lifestyle.