650 Warburton Ave

A mid-century seven-story cooperative built in 1940, this Hudson River–facing complex offers predominantly one-bedroom units with occasional junior-four and two-bedroom layouts. The façade and footprint reflect period multi-family design, with shared exterior walkways, landscaped passive park areas between buildings, and low-rise massing that preserves river views. Interiors commonly feature cathedral or high ceilings, hardwood or parquet floors, updated kitchens with granite or quartz counters and stainless appliances in renovated units, recessed lighting, ceiling fans, chandeliers, and sometimes walk-in closets or entrance foyers. Many apartments include private balconies or terraces with broad river vistas; top-floor homes emphasize outdoor space and sightlines to the Tappan Zee/Tappan Zee Bridge. Building services and systems include an elevator, on-site laundry, mailbox area, assigned parking with occasional guest or free street parking, and additional storage. The co-op’s operating model uses a monthly maintenance structure with STAR tax credits typically lowering carrying costs; some sponsor units are offered without board approval fees. Location highlights are immediate access to the Yonkers waterfront promenade, nearby Croton Aqueduct trail, Hudson River Museum, multiple bus routes, and close walking distance to Metro-North stations (Greystone/Glenwood), supporting straightforward commutes into Manhattan.