Enjoy the serenity of treetop views from this spacious, third floor, two-bedroom co-op at Blind Brook Lodge, a pre-war, Tudor gem just steps from downtown Rye. The unit boasts a bright, south-facing living room with a wood-burning fireplace and custom built-in bookcase, a newly renovated kitchen overlooking the central courtyard, and hardwood floors throughout. Quiet north facing bedrooms. Enjoy the convenience of an elevator, 12-hour gatehouse security, and dedicated basement storage space. Enjoy the community garden open to all residents of Blind Brook Lodge. This prime location is close to shops, dining, and the train station, ensuring a lifestyle of comfort and ease. Recently renovated kitchen (2025), with all new, stainless steel, Energy Star appliances. HOA includes heat, real estate taxes, and co-op maintenance. Superbly managed and maintained co-op.
City Hall Business District, located between Purchase Street and the Boston Post Road, is a civic and commercial Rye neighborhood with a walkable downtown grid and a courthouse-and-city-hall streetscape. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around Purchase Street at Elm Place, where sidewalk cafes, independent boutiques, and service storefronts keep the blocks active. Community pillars include The Rye Arts Center, Arcadian Shop, and Poppy’s Café. Architecture mixes early-20th-century brick storefronts with tidy municipal buildings and small professional offices. Pocket parks and tree-lined side streets soften the business core. Metro-North at Rye station frames daily rhythms with steady commuter foot traffic.
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Year Built: 1925
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Lot Size: 2.68 acres
Style: Multi-Family (5+ Unit)
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County: Westchester County
APN: 551400A14601100010730000000
Home facts updated by county records on Sep 25, 2026