762 Brady Ave

Brady Court is a six-story pre-war cooperative complex in the Bronx, completed in 1932 and organized around Tudor/Art Deco–influenced architecture. The property is composed primarily of one- and multi-bedroom cooperative units with high ceilings, arched doorways and original parquet or herringbone hardwood floors; many units include foyer space, formal dining areas, eat-in or galley kitchens with stone counters, and walk-in closets. Common interior features across the complex include cathedral/9-foot ceilings in select apartments, chandeliers or ceiling fans, elevator access, and upgraded finishes such as quartz or granite counters in renovated kitchens and windowed bathrooms. Exterior spaces are a defining element: a landscaped garden courtyard and planted grounds provide a sheltered, park-like setting at the building’s core. Building services and facilities include on-site laundry, 24-hour security and video surveillance, a live-in superintendent, bike and storage rooms, and a stable financial structure managed by the co-op board. The property is pet friendly with cooperative purchasing terms that commonly accept a 10% down payment and modest maintenance charges that frequently include heat and hot water. Located in the Pelham Parkway/Bronxdale neighborhood, Brady Court sits within walking distance of the Bronx Zoo, New York Botanical Garden, transit (2 and 5 trains plus multiple bus lines), supermarkets, healthcare institutions and retail corridors, supporting a commuter- and amenity-focused urban lifestyle.