The renown architect, Horace Ginsbern designed the first Art Deco building in the Bronx. This one bedroom apartment is in one of the Ginsbern designed setback buildings. Through the decades the prewar details were maintained leaving the original grand archway, basket weave floors throughout and a setback shelf. It has arches throughout, windows in each room, high ceilings, entry foyer with two large floor to ceiling closets. It is peaceful and gets a lot of afternoon sun. It has a state-of-the-art modern touch also. The dining room has a modern white wood sculptured wall that has a tremendous amount of shelving concealed behind it. One would never know this because there are no exposed seams or handles.

The totally renovated windowed eat-in-kitchen has stainless steel appliances, modern custom back splash, granite counters, custom Italian floors, handsome wood cabinets that are ceiling height, ample storage and a gracious separate dining area. You enter the living room, that has double windows through the Grand Arch. An arch leads to the hall and away from the common area. You enter the oversized bedroom with three windows and closet and the totally renovated marble windowed bathroom with Jacuzzi. The maintenance is one of the lowest in the Riverdale area and it includes heat and hot water. SORRY NO DOGS are allowed but CATS are welcome.

The front of the building is adorned with seasonal roses on trellis' in front of a period Riverdale brick wall. The entry pathway has hand laid bricks, seasonal flora, plants and trees. At the end is a hill with a Zen fountain surrounded by flora. The building entrance has a intercom. The Art Deco lobby has the original stone floors and staircase with the original wood hand rail and stone stairs that ascends to the top floor. The mail room has several size mail boxes. There is individual storage (outside vendor), laundry and a service entrance, live -in super and assistant super.

The bus stops for the Jitney to the Metro North, MTA local and express buses are across the street. The #1 subway is three blocks east of the avenue. You are as short distance to Riverdale Avenue, Johnson and Broadway shopping, trendy, ethic and fast food restaurants, Starbcks, gyms, parks, Riverdale Spa and Tennis. Manhattan College, Riverdale Country, Horace Mann, Ethical Culture and Fieldston are within a 5 minute drive by car or bus. JFK H.S. and the International Cultural Charter school are within a two block radius.