9 Bryant Crescent

Bryant Gardens is a low-rise, garden-style cooperative community in White Plains built in 1952. The development spreads across roughly 22 acres of landscaped grounds with two-story masonry buildings and varied 1- and 2-bedroom floorplans. Interiors commonly feature eat-in or galley kitchens with stone or quartz counters, hardwood floors, recessed lighting, ample closet storage including walk-in and his-and-hers configurations, and some first-floor units with direct exterior access. The complex emphasizes outdoor communal space: manicured lawns, walking paths, a central gazebo, playground, picnic and barbecue areas, community garden plots, and open green buffers between buildings. Building-level conveniences include on-site laundry rooms, porter services for each building, guest parking, and a garage available via a short waitlist for an extra fee. Utilities such as heat and hot water are included in typical maintenance fees; maintenance also covers taxes in many units. The property sits minutes from downtown White Plains with straightforward access to shopping, restaurants, major highways and transit options for commutes to New York City. Pet and specific co-op board requirements vary by unit; board approval, income minima and credit thresholds are enforced for purchasers.