Historic charm meets modern living in the heart of the Bronx
800 Grand Concourse, a 7-story brick building completed in 1955, stands as a testament to mid-century architecture in the vibrant Concourse Village neighborhood. This 254-unit condominium offers residents a blend of historic charm and contemporary comfort. Situated across from Franz Sigel Park and the Bronx Supreme Court, the building provides easy access to green spaces and civic amenities. Its location in the Grand Concourse Historic District places residents at the center of a neighborhood rich in art deco architecture and cultural significance.
Versatile layouts with park views and modern upgrades
800 Grand Concourse offers a range of living spaces to suit various needs, from cozy studios to spacious three-bedroom units. The studios are approximately 800 square feet, providing efficient living spaces. One-bedroom units, ranging from 625 to 800 square feet, are available from $205,000 to $295,000, offering comfortable living areas and often featuring separate dining spaces that can double as home offices.
The two-bedroom units, spanning 750 to 1,200 square feet, are priced between $252,000 and $399,000. These larger apartments frequently boast park views, with some offering split-bedroom layouts for added privacy. Many units have undergone recent renovations, featuring modern kitchens with stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and updated cabinetry. Bathrooms in renovated units often showcase floor-to-ceiling ceramic tiles and contemporary fixtures.
Throughout the building, large windows and high ceilings are common features, creating bright and airy living spaces. Some units benefit from recent upgrades such as custom closet systems, recessed lighting, and energy-efficient windows. Many apartments offer picturesque views of Franz Sigel Park or the building's beautifully landscaped courtyard.
Monthly HOA fees range from $800 to $1,700, covering essential services such as heat, hot water, and sewer. This fee structure contributes to the building's financial stability and ensures ongoing maintenance of common areas and building systems.
Full-service living with modern conveniences
800 Grand Concourse offers a comprehensive suite of amenities designed for comfort and convenience. The building's recently renovated lobby welcomes residents with a contemporary aesthetic, setting the tone for the modernized common areas throughout. A 24-hour doorman service provides security and assistance, while the live-in resident manager ensures prompt attention to building maintenance and resident needs.
The landscaped courtyard garden offers a serene outdoor space for relaxation, a rarity in urban settings. For those with vehicles, the valet parking garage eliminates the stress of finding street parking, a valuable amenity in a neighborhood where parking can be challenging. The garage is both covered and heated, providing year-round protection for residents' vehicles.
Laundry facilities are available on-site, with two laundry rooms offering convenience for residents. The building also provides on-site storage options, helping residents maximize their living spaces. The building features a lounge area, adding to the communal spaces available to residents.
Pet owners will appreciate the building's pet-friendly policy, making 800 Grand Concourse an inclusive community for all family members. The combination of these amenities creates a comfortable and practical living environment that caters to the needs of its diverse resident population.
A vibrant community rich in culture and convenience
Concourse Village, home to 800 Grand Concourse, is a neighborhood steeped in history and buzzing with modern energy. The area is renowned for its stunning art deco architecture, particularly along the Grand Concourse, often referred to as the "Champs-Élysées of the Bronx." This architectural heritage is complemented by the neighborhood's commitment to arts and culture, evident in nearby institutions like the Bronx Museum of the Arts and the Bronx Documentary Center.
Franz Sigel Park, directly across from the building, offers 16 acres of green space, complete with baseball fields and basketball courts. Just a block north, Joyce Kilmer Park provides additional outdoor recreation options and is home to the Heinrich Heine Fountain, a local landmark. These parks serve as community gathering spaces, hosting events and providing a natural respite from urban life.
For daily necessities, residents have easy access to a variety of shopping options. The nearby Gateway Center Mall offers a range of retail stores, while local supermarkets like Food Bazaar, just a five-minute walk away, provide fresh produce and groceries. The Bronx Terminal Market, about a 10-minute walk from the building, houses familiar clothing and home stores, electronics retailers, and casual dining options.
Dining in the area caters to diverse tastes. From quick bites at local fast-food chains to more upscale options, residents have plenty of choices. Notable restaurants in the vicinity include Porto Salvo, offering Italian cuisine and a wine bar, and Hungry Bird, serving Indian fare.
The neighborhood's cultural scene is vibrant, with the Bronx Museum of the Arts hosting regular exhibitions, book clubs, and family-focused events. The area around the Bronx County Courthouse is a hub of activity, featuring everything from legal proceedings to wedding photo shoots and holiday celebrations, reflecting the diverse and dynamic nature of the community.
For fitness enthusiasts, Blink Fitness Concourse Village is just a minute's walk away, offering convenient access to workout facilities. The proximity to Yankee Stadium, only a few blocks west, adds to the neighborhood's appeal, though residents should be prepared for increased activity on game days.
Educational options in the area include Concourse Village Elementary School, rated highly by Niche, and several middle and high school options within a short distance. The mix of public and charter schools provides families with various educational paths to consider.
Excellent connectivity to Manhattan and beyond
800 Grand Concourse benefits from its strategic location, offering residents multiple transportation options for easy commutes and city exploration. The building's prime position in the South Bronx ensures quick access to Manhattan and other boroughs, making it an ideal choice for commuters and those who enjoy exploring the city.
For subway riders, the 161 Street-Yankee Stadium station is just a five-minute walk away, serving the 4, B, and D lines. This station provides express service to Manhattan, with Midtown reachable in about 20 minutes. Additionally, the 149 Street-Grand Concourse station, a 10-minute walk from the building, offers access to the 2, 4, and 5 trains, further expanding transit options.
Metro-North commuters have two nearby stations to choose from. The Yankees-E 153rd Street Station on the Hudson Line and the Melrose Station on the Harlem Line are both within a 10-minute walk, providing quick access to Grand Central Terminal and points north.
Bus service in the area is comprehensive, with several stops within a minute's walk of the building. The Bx1 and Bx2 routes run along Grand Concourse, offering convenient north-south travel within the Bronx. Cross-borough routes are available on nearby 161st Street, connecting residents to other parts of the Bronx and Manhattan.
For those who prefer to drive, the building's valet parking garage is a significant asset in an area where street parking can be challenging. Major highways are easily accessible, with the Major Deegan Expressway (I-87) just a few minutes' drive away, providing quick routes to Manhattan, New Jersey, and upstate New York.
Cyclists will find the area moderately bike-friendly, with some dedicated bike lanes in the vicinity. The relatively flat terrain of the Grand Concourse makes for comfortable rides, though cyclists should be aware of traffic during peak hours.
The neighborhood's high walkability is a boon for residents, with many daily necessities, dining options, and recreational facilities within easy walking distance. This pedestrian-friendly environment encourages an active lifestyle and fosters a strong sense of community.
For air travel, the building's location offers reasonable access to the city's major airports. LaGuardia Airport is about a 15-minute drive, while both John F. Kennedy International and Newark Liberty International airports can be reached in approximately 30 minutes by car, traffic permitting.
The combination of multiple subway lines, bus routes, commuter rail options, and easy highway access makes 800 Grand Concourse an exceptionally well-connected residence, catering to various transportation preferences and needs.
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Area Factors
Moderate Crime
Crime Score®
5/ 10
Bikeable
Bike Score®
59/ 100
Walker's Paradise
Walk Score®
96/ 100
Rider's Paradise
Transit Score®
100/ 100
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Parks in this Area
Joyce Kilmer Park
6 min walk
Playground
Railroad Park
9 min walk
Trails
Playground
Macombs Dam Park
10 min walk
Baseball/Softball
Basketball
Football
Melrose Playground
11 min walk
Playground
Waterpark
Rev. T. Wendell Foster Park
13 min walk
Baseball/Softball
Basketball
Dog Park
Flynn Playground
3 min drive
Playground
Mill Pond Park
3 min drive
Grills
Picnic Area
Tennis
Bill "Bojangles" Robinson Playground
5 min drive
Basketball
Playground
Frederick Johnson Playground
5 min drive
Tennis
Trails
Playground
Schools
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