Mache pou ale nan tren an, Village, lekòl ak pak soti nan apatman sa a ki totalman renove ak yon gwo nouvo kwizin (kabine Shaker blan, kontwa quartz, zile ak chèz ak pendant), nouvo twalèt (douche Kohler, planché seramik nwa, vannoti blan modèn ki flote) ak elektrisite ak plonbri ki amelyore tout kote, machin lave/sèche nan inite a, 24/7 virtual doorman, nouvo inite chofaj/refwadisman, planche ki refè an chenn, klozèt ki gwo anpil ak yon resepsyon ki nouvo. Ki te bati an 1929 pandan “vint an 20 yo,” “The Fairchild” gen 3 bilding ak 33 apatman ki sètan 5,500 pye kare komès ak espas. Yo rele l apre Benjamin Fairchild ki, ansanm ak patnè l Benjamin Corlies, te posesyon tè ak devlopè bonè nan Pelham Heights nan fen 19yèm syèk la, bilding sa yo kenbe tout karaktè istorik yo, cham ak enpòtans. Sepandan, yo fè yon renovasyon ekstèn ak yon transfòmasyon entèn ki lajè nan bèl rezidans modèn pa nouvo pwopriyetè yo. Pakin $150 pa mwa, 2 blòk desann nan lari a. Pa gen asansè.

Walk to the train, Village, schools and parks from this completely restored apartment with a stunning new kitchen (white Shaker cabinets, quartz countertops, island with seating and pendants), new bathroom (Kohler shower, black porcelain tile flooring, floating modern white vanity) upgraded electrical and plumbing throughout, washer/dryer in unit, 24/7 virtual doorman, new heating/cooling unit, refinished oak flooring, oversized closets and a newly updated lobby. Built in 1929 during the “roaring twenties,” “The Fairchild” is comprised of 3 buildings with 33 apartments above 5,500 square feet of retail and space. Named after Benjamin Fairchild who, along with his partner Benjamin Corlies, were landowners and early developers of Pelham Heights in the late 19th century, these buildings retain all of their historical character, charm and significance. However, they underwent an exterior restoration and extensive interior transformation into beautiful modern dwellings by the new owners. Parking $150 per month, 2 blocks down the street.
No elevator.