745 E 231St St

Completed in 1957, this six-story co-op building in the Bronx contains a small collection of one- and two-bedroom apartments spread across 16 units. The elevator building was built with traditional layouts that include formal dining areas and eat-in or galley kitchens. Common features include an entrance foyer, on-site mailboxes, and a shared basement laundry. Residents benefit from on-site building staff or a superintendent mentioned in listings and central oil heating reported as part of the maintenance. The property often offers parking options by request and an indoor garage is noted in some descriptions. Handsome prewar-era details such as hardwood floors, plentiful closets and windowed kitchens and baths appear regularly in unit descriptions. The building sits near multiple subway lines (2, 4 and 5 are frequently cited), bus connections, Metro-North access and nearby hospitals. Nearby neighborhood assets include local shopping corridors, restaurants, parks and houses of worship. Outdoor common space and a small garden area are also mentioned, adding a quiet spot for residents.