The Fairfield

The Fairfield is a mid-century, seven-story cooperative built in 1953, composed primarily of one- and two-bedroom residences with occasional three-bedroom listings. Architecturally modest, the block-style structure sits within landscaped, park-like grounds and offers street-level and courtyard-facing units with varied exposures. Interiors commonly feature high ceilings, defined foyers, separate dining areas, eat-in or galley kitchens, hardwood floors, abundant closet space including walk-in and his-and-hers configurations, and built-in fixtures; many units show recent cosmetic renovations such as quartz or granite counters, regrouted bathrooms, and refinished floors. Shared building amenities include an elevator, laundry room, bike storage, storage lockers (waitlist), on-site superintendent, and a outdoor parking lot with a waiting list. The property maintains a butterfly intercom system, meticulous landscaping and small private outdoor spaces for some units. Located in Central Riverdale/East of the Henry Hudson Parkway in the Bronx, the cooperative is a short walk to Metro-North shuttle and several express and local bus lines to Manhattan, close to Johnson Avenue shopping, schools, parks and houses of worship. The building is pet-friendly with weight and breed restrictions and carries relatively low monthly maintenance that typically covers gas, heat, water and real estate taxes.