9 Fordham Hl Oval

A mid-century, 17-story cooperative complex constructed in 1950 and set within a gated, park-like campus. The property comprises primarily one- and two-bedroom residences arranged in low- to mid-rise towers and mid-block apartment blocks around seven acres of landscaped grounds. Architecturally the buildings are utilitarian postwar masonry with expansive windows and modest modernist detailing; interior unit characteristics include high and cathedral ceilings in select homes, hardwood and parquet floors, built-in storage, eat-in and galley kitchens with granite or quartz counters, and flexible L-shaped living/dining layouts. Shared infrastructure supports everyday living: elevator access, on-site management and live-in super, 24-hour manned security, package rooms, basement laundry and storage/locker rooms. Outdoor amenities emphasize green space and family use — gardened courtyards, seating areas and a playground — while indoor common areas include rentable community rooms and wired spaces for home office or entertainment. Services and policies reflect a managed cooperative environment with utilities often rolled into monthly maintenance, an on-site maintenance team, and parking/garage options available through waitlists or nearby garages. Located in a transit-accessible Bronx neighborhood with shopping, schools and multiple subway and commuter rail connections close by, the complex targets residents seeking space, security, and communal grounds within an urban setting.