Spacious & Sunny 1-bedroom In Parkchester Condominium - A...
1949 Mcgraw Ave Apt 7F Bronx, NY
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Spacious & Sunny 1-Bedroom in Parkchester Condominium - A True Gem!
Welcome to this top floor bright and beautifully laid out 1-bedroom, 1-bath home in the heart of the vibrant and historic Parkchester Condominium Complex. This residence offers exceptional value and comfort for both homeowners and investors alike. Common charges: $851. Monthly Taxes $50.
Step into a welcoming entryway with a walk-in coat closet, leading into an expansive living room flooded with natural light and featuring unobstructed views - a stunning backdrop shared by every window in the apartment. The spacious bedroom easily accommodates a queen-size bed, offers additional furniture space, and includes its own walk-in closet. The charming, windowed double-galley kitchen is outfitted with ample upper and lower cabinetry and flows into a cozy dining alcove for everyday meals or entertaining . A bright, windowed bathroom sits conveniently beside a linen closet for extra storage. Beautiful oak hardwood floors run throughout, enhancing the warmth and classic appeal of this inviting home.
Location & Lifestyle
Parkchester offers unparalleled convenience with express 6 train service into Manhattan, BxM6 express bus to Midtown, and quick access to major highways including I-95 and the Bruckner Expressway. A future Metro-North stop will further elevate connectivity.
Enjoy a shopper's paradise with nearby Macy's, Marshalls, supermarkets, local restaurants, cafes like Starbucks, and countless specialty and discount stores. Recreational options abound with easy access to Orchard Beach, City Island, Pelham Bay Park, and Bay Plaza Mall.
Community & Charm
Set amidst lush green courtyards and wide pedestrian walkways, Parkchester is known for its unique Art Deco architecture and public sculptures by Joseph Kiselewski . The centerpiece of the community is the iconic "Fantasia" sculpture (1941) by Raymond Granville Barger at the Metropolitan Oval Fountain - a hidden NYC gem celebrated by The Wall Street Journal. 24/7 security patrols and a strong community spirit, this is truly home sweet home .