949 Palmer Rd

The Wellington is a six-story prewar co-op built in 1943, occupying a prominent location steps from Bronxville village and the Metro-North station. Architecturally it reads as a traditional, well-maintained prewar residence with an Art Deco marble lobby and planted English-style courtyard that frame the building’s approach. Apartment configurations range from one-bedroom plans (often with bonus rooms used as dens or home offices) to larger three-bedroom layouts; interiors commonly feature high ceilings, hardwood floors, crown moldings, built-in shelving, and detailed millwork such as chandeliers and decorative moulding. Many units have renovated kitchens with stone counters and stainless appliances, windowed baths, multiple closets (including walk-ins), and private terraces or balconies in select homes. Common-area provisions include two elevators, a staffed doorman on duty seven days a week, live-in superintendent and porter, laundry room, free basement storage and bicycle storage, plus on-site concierge/porter services and wait-listed garage parking; the building participates in a nearby local parking permit program. The Wellington’s grounds and neighborhood access support walkability—restaurants, shops, a movie theater, fitness studios and a seasonal farmer’s market are within immediate walking distance—while the Metro-North commute to Midtown Manhattan is roughly 30–33 minutes. Pet policies, specific garage allocations, and some service fees vary by co-op rules; maintenance statements often exclude local STAR tax credits.