8 Bryant Crescent

Bryant Gardens is a low-rise, garden-style cooperative complex in White Plains built in 1952. Composed primarily of two-story walk-up buildings set on 22 acres of landscaped grounds, the community offers predominantly studio and multi-bedroom apartment layouts arranged around courtyards and lawn areas. Exterior character emphasizes mature plantings, manicured lawns, playgrounds, gazebos, community garden plots and multiple outdoor seating and barbecue spots. Interior unit features vary by residence but commonly include eat-in or galley kitchens with granite or period counters, breakfast bars, hardwood floors, built-in storage and renovated bathrooms; many units also have foyer entries, walk-in closets and ceiling fans. Buildings provide shared conveniences such as in-building laundry rooms, a community room, bike storage, recycling/trash facilities and corridor renovations with central air in hallways. Parking is plentiful and mostly unassigned, with additional garage options and EV charging stations on site. The co-op maintains onsite security patrol and enforces board criteria and pet restrictions (no dogs in some policies). Its location places residents minutes from downtown White Plains, Metro-North service, Saxon Woods Park and local shopping and dining, supporting a commuter-friendly, suburban-urban lifestyle.