Thwaites Terrace House

Thwaites Terrace House is a six-story cooperative apartment building constructed in 1962 in the Bronx. The property contains a mix of studios and two-bedroom layouts, with several large junior-four–type units and convertible studios found in available inventories. Interior characteristics across apartments include high ceilings, recessed lighting, eat-in and galley-style kitchens with stone or granite counters, stainless steel appliances in renovated units, hardwood floors, generous closet storage including walk-ins, and periodic modern upgrades such as quartz counters and soft-close cabinetry. Common building features comprise an elevator, two large laundry rooms, a live-in superintendent, mailboxes, on-site garage parking options, and a private roof accessible to residents. Exterior presence is that of a well-maintained midcentury residential block on a quiet, tree-lined street with many units offering balconies and open views. The co-op board is described as stable and financially healthy, permits pets subject to weight limits, and maintains relatively low maintenance fees that typically include heat, hot water and gas. The location sits within walking distance of Pelham Parkway (2 and 5 trains), Bronx Park, the New York Botanical Garden and Bronx Zoo, with nearby shops, grocery options and dining that support a neighborhood-oriented lifestyle.