764 Brady Ave

Brady Court is a six-story cooperative courtyard complex built in 1933 in the Pelham Parkway/Bronxdale area of the Bronx. The masonry buildings form a gated, landscaped central courtyard that serves as the community’s focal point; many units have garden or courtyard views. Units are primarily two-bedroom plans and junior-four configurations, with features that reflect both original prewar character and later renovations: high ceilings, hardwood floors, defined entry foyers, formal dining areas, eat-in kitchens, and large closets including walk-in storage in some homes. Bathrooms and kitchens are commonly modernized with granite counters and upgraded cabinetry; several listings note recently renovated baths and kitchens and contemporary fixtures such as chandeliers and ceiling fans. Building services include on-site resident supers, secured entry with 24-hour security cameras, elevator service, common laundry facilities, and additional storage. The co-op is pet friendly (often with small-dog allowances) and maintains modest maintenance fees. Located within comfortable walking distance of the 2 and 5 subway lines, express and local buses, shops, restaurants, the Bronx Zoo and New York Botanical Garden, Brady Court blends a quiet, community-centered living environment with straightforward commuter access to Manhattan and nearby neighborhood amenities.