“It usually is a big deal even if people don’t use it. “The fireplace gets a good response,” Trebach added. Pedro Sousa The bulk of homes are accessed via staircases. One of three bedrooms inside Trebach’s listing, which has found a lucky buyer. One Brooklynite who hailed from Riverdale told her “this is the only complex that would make me come back to Riverdale.” Some inquiries were from curious neighbors or people who attended school nearby. Trebach said she was flooded with calls as soon as she listed the townhouse. “I am starting to see the maintenance creeping up,” Trebach said, “but there is much more space than in a typical three-bedroom Riverdale co-op.” The kitchen is larger, too.Ĭurrently, the Villa - located in Spuyten Duyvil, the southwestern tip of The Bronx, not far from Inwood in Manhattan - has no assessments, though there have been some in the past. Pedro Sousa The new owner of this in-contract property will have prime views of the Hudson. Pedro Sousa Inside the duplex home’s light-filled kitchen. Zoe Wetherall A storybook-looking residence asked $1.39 million there and entered contract within two weeks. Villa Charlotte Brontë and its picturesque peaked roofs above a lush sunken courtyard. Monthly maintenance is a little less than $2,000. The George Washington Bridge is a speck in the distance. That unit, a three-bedroom duplex, faces south and west, with a wraparound deck overlooking the Palisades from one side and Palisade Avenue from the other. This is just a normal part of life, the way that we see co-ops come to market.”

“This is not like something’s going on with Charlotte Brontë. The child who moved in then is now grown up. “I sold this unit 20 years ago,” Trebach said. “People are mesmerized by Villa Charlotte Brontë,” said Pamela Trebach of Trebach Realty in Riverdale, whose $1.39 million listing was in contract in just two weeks. Now, two in a row have hit the market.Īgents attribute the odd coincidence to normal turnover. Perched on a cliff overlooking the Hudson River, Villa Charlotte Brontë is possibly the city’s most enchanting place to live.Ĭo-op apartments in the coveted 17-unit Bronx townhouse complex - with its peaked roofs, arching stairways and sunken courtyard - rarely go on sale.

Mexican cartel drug smuggler stashed 300K fentanyl pills from in SUV gas tank: NYC prosecutors NY mechanic hit with criminal charges in apprentice’s elevator crush death Jalen Rose talks early hip-hop with radio host Miss Jones Post columnist Michael Goodwin honored by New York State Shields

Shirley by Charlotte Brontë