This fully renovated two-bedroom offers exceptional scale, natural light, and open western exposure with unobstructed views over the Grand Concourse toward the landmark Andrew Freedman Home and its landscaped gardens, creating a striking and unexpectedly serene outlook. A proper entry foyer leads to a 21-foot living room with space for both living and dining, while western exposure brings in warm afternoon light, enhanced by nearly 9-foot ceilings and new wide-plank flooring throughout.
The windowed galley kitchen is finished with white cabinetry, quartz countertops, and stainless steel appliances including a dishwasher, with generous storage...
This fully renovated two-bedroom offers exceptional scale, natural light, and open western exposure with unobstructed views over the Grand Concourse toward the landmark Andrew Freedman Home and its landscaped gardens, creating a striking and unexpectedly serene outlook. A proper entry foyer leads to a 21-foot living room with space for both living and dining, while western exposure brings in warm afternoon light, enhanced by nearly 9-foot ceilings and new wide-plank flooring throughout.
The windowed galley kitchen is finished with white cabinetry, quartz countertops, and stainless steel appliances including a dishwasher, with generous storage and work space. 1100 Grand Concourse is the only building in the Historic District that permits in-unit washer and dryer installation, offering rare future flexibility, while basement laundry is available for immediate use.
Both bedrooms are over 15 feet in length with room for king-sized furniture and additional seating or workspace, with a layout that provides clear separation between living and sleeping areas. The windowed bathroom is fully renovated with clean, modern finishes, and five closets throughout the apartment provide excellent storage.
1100 Grand Concourse is a 1928 elevator cooperative in the Grand Concourse Historic District with a live-in superintendent. The building features newly installed, landmark-approved triple-glazed windows for improved energy efficiency and sound insulation while preserving its historic character. The apartment is positioned on the building’s fifth floor (fourth floor designation), offering open exposures above the Concourse. Pets are welcome. Purchases are subject to board approval. Conveniently located near the B, D, and 4 trains for a quick trip to Manhattan.
There is an ongoing assessment of $261 per month through April 1, 2026. Tenant occupied. 24-hour notice required for all showings.
This fully renovated two-bedroom offers exceptional scale, natural light, and open western exposure with unobstructed views over the Grand Concourse toward the landmark Andrew Freedman Home and its landscaped gardens, creating a striking and unexpectedly serene outlook. A proper entry foyer leads to a 21-foot living room with space for both living and dining, while western exposure brings in warm afternoon light, enhanced by nearly 9-foot ceilings and new wide-plank flooring throughout.
The windowed galley kitchen is finished with white cabinetry, quartz countertops, and stainless steel appliances including a dishwasher, with generous storage and work space. 1100 Grand Concourse is the only building in the Historic District that permits in-unit washer and dryer installation, offering rare future flexibility, while basement laundry is available for immediate use.
Both bedrooms are over 15 feet in length with room for king-sized furniture and additional seating or workspace, with a layout that provides clear separation between living and sleeping areas. The windowed bathroom is fully renovated with clean, modern finishes, and five closets throughout the apartment provide excellent storage.
1100 Grand Concourse is a 1928 elevator cooperative in the Grand Concourse Historic District with a live-in superintendent. The building features newly installed, landmark-approved triple-glazed windows for improved energy efficiency and sound insulation while preserving its historic character. The apartment is positioned on the building’s fifth floor (fourth floor designation), offering open exposures above the Concourse. Pets are welcome. Purchases are subject to board approval. Conveniently located near the B, D, and 4 trains for a quick trip to Manhattan.
There is an ongoing assessment of $261 per month through April 1, 2026. Tenant occupied. 24-hour notice required for all showings.
