620 Pelhamdale Ave

Completed in 1925, this five-story pre-war cooperative in Pelham Manor presents a Tudor-influenced exterior and traditional mid-rise scale. The building primarily offers two-bedroom layouts alongside one- and three-bedroom variations across its floors, with many units preserving high ceilings, original moldings, and hardwood floors. Interior character is reinforced by features like cathedral ceilings in select units, formal dining rooms, eat-in kitchens with pantry space, chandeliers, ceiling fans, and restored woodwork. Common elements include an elevator, entrance foyer, courtyard and garden, a community terrace, and modular storage options in the basement. Shared services and conveniences reflect a self-contained residential model: assigned parking in a private lot (available for a modest fee), bicycle storage, laundry room, and video-intercom security. Mechanical systems are typical of older buildings (oil-fired heating noted in listings); some apartments have been updated with modern appliances, improved soundproofing windows, and air-conditioning units. Pet and subletting policies are governed by co-op rules, including a minimum owner-occupancy period before renting. Located at the village’s Four Corners, the building sits within walking distance of Metro-North, local shops, schools, parks and the golf course, offering an urban-suburban lifestyle with strong neighborhood connectivity and quiet shared outdoor spaces.