This fully renovated two-bedroom at 1100 Grand Concourse opens to impressive scale, strong natural light, and open western exposures overlooking the landscaped grounds and stately limestone façade of the Andrew Freedman Home, a neo-Renaissance palazzo set back from the boulevard. Walk through the entry with its large coat closet and into the spacious foyer, which is large enough to accommodate a home office. From here, the home opens into a 21-foot living/dining room with substantial width. Nearly 9-foot ceilings and wide-plank flooring run throughout, while large windows bring in consistent afternoon light. The living/dining room is expansive and inviting, with a sense of openness that immediately stands out. The seating area supports a full-size sofa and additional lounge chairs, forming a comfortable and well-proportioned gathering space. By the window, the dining area accommodates a table for six and a piano, creating a bright and elegant setting for entertaining. The windowed galley kitchen has been fully renovated with white shaker cabinetry, quartz countertops, and a full-height tiled backsplash. Stainless steel appliances include a refrigerator, gas range, microwave, and dishwasher. Storage and counter space are both generous, and the layout is efficient and direct. 1100 Grand Concourse is the only building in the Grand Concourse Historic District that permits in-unit washer and dryer installation. Basement laundry is available as well. Both bedrooms are over 15 feet in length and set apart from the main living space, creating a clear division between public and private areas. Each can accommodate a king size bed and substantial furniture, and each is equipped with two large closets, providing excellent storage. The windowed bathroom has been fully renovated with large-format marble tile and a glass-enclosed tub. A modern vanity with integrated storage keeps the space clean and functional, while the window brings in natural light and ventilation. Built in 1928, 1100 Grand Concourse is a prominent Art Deco cooperative within the Grand Concourse Historic District. The building stands out for its landmark-approved, historically accurate window replacement program—preserving its original character while providing modern sound insulation and energy efficiency. The location places you in the center of the Bronx’s civic and cultural corridor. The Bronx Museum of the Arts is nearby, along with Yankee Stadium. Local dining includes favorites Porto Salvo and Hungry Bird. Multiple grocery stores and shopping options are close at hand. The surrounding district serves as the borough’s government center, anchored by the landmark Bronx Supreme Court building, with the Housing Court, Criminal Court, and Civil Court complexes nearby. Pets are welcome.