7 Granada Crescent

Granada Crescent is a low-rise, Mediterranean-influenced condominium complex in White Plains constructed in 1974 across three stories. The development mixes townhouse-style villas and stacked condo units clustered around landscaped courtyards, walkways, and shared green spaces. Units commonly feature eat-in or galley kitchens with granite counters, formal dining areas, living rooms with sliding glass doors to private balconies or patios, ceiling fans and chandeliers, primary suites on the main level in many layouts, walk-in closets, in-unit washer/dryer hookups and dedicated storage in a secured lower-level room. Building-level traits include mailbox banks and exterior balconies; several units offer fireplaces and recessed lighting. Community amenities emphasize outdoor recreation and social gathering: a clubhouse, an in-ground swimming pool, playground and BBQ areas, bike room and coded access storage. Parking is ample and largely unassigned surface parking with easy pedestrian access to individual entries and occasional dual-entry points to buildings for convenience. The association often covers heat and hot water in common charges; pet policies vary by unit but pets are generally permitted within complex rules. Situated near major highways, commuter bus stops at the entrances and multiple Metro-North stations, the complex provides suburban convenience with accessible retail, schools and downtown White Plains services within short drives.