80 Knls Crescent

Knolls Crescent is a mid-century, 10-story cooperative building constructed in 1953, composed primarily of two-bedroom apartments and a handful of one- and three-bedroom layouts offered periodically. The exterior is modestly scaled with planted courtyards and garden pockets that frame communal outdoor sitting and play areas. Interiors emphasize original details such as parquet hardwood floors and natural woodwork, while many units feature windowed, eat-in or galley kitchens with granite counters in updated apartments. Common spaces include an entrance foyer, elevator service, an on-site live-in superintendent, laundry facilities, a bike room, and fee-based storage. Practical conveniences extend to outdoor (immediately available) and indoor (waitlist) parking, with some units enjoying river views. Maintenance fees broadly cover utilities including heat, hot water and in many listings electricity and taxes; there are additional annual or monthly charges for air-conditioning units and some appliances. The building operates as a limited-equity, all-cash co-op with waiting lists for certain services and a community room that can be reserved for events. Located in the Spuyten Duyvil section of the Bronx, the property places residents within walking distance of shops, local and express bus routes and a short walk to Metro-North, supporting an easy commute into Manhattan.