1020 Grand Concourse #6M

This spacious, sun-filled home is a true convertible one-bedroom, offering the ability to easily create a legal one-bedroom layout. An alternate floor plan and virtually staged rendering are attached, clearly illustrating how the space can be transformed. Fully renovated and impeccably finished, the apartment combines generous proportions, excellent natural light, and a flexible layout that adapts effortlessly to your needs, creating a home that is both immediately livable and thoughtfully designed for the future.
A gracious entry foyer with a large coat closet creates a sense of arrival and leads into a bright, generously proportioned living space anchored by a full wall of east-facing windows. Natural light fills the home throughout the day, with open views overlooking the building’s future common garden. The layout comfortably accommodates both a living area and a dining setup by the window, creating an easy, natural flow for daily living.
The kitchen has been completely renovated with crisp white cabinetry, stone countertops, and stainless steel appliances, offering a clean and efficient workspace. The sleeping alcove is generously sized and functions easily as a separate bedroom area, already providing excellent separation, with the option to enclose for a true one-bedroom. The bathroom has also been fully renovated with a fresh, modern finish, and new flooring runs throughout, giving the home a cohesive and polished feel. Offered in impeccable condition, this is a true move-in ready residence with exceptional flexibility for both current use and long-term needs.
Monthly maintenance is exceptionally low and includes all utilities, including central air conditioning, offering meaningful value and predictability in monthly ownership costs.
1020 Grand Concourse occupies a prominent corner at 165th Street, directly across from the Bronx Museum of Art. Designed by master architect Philip Birnbaum and completed in 1963, the building is a notable example of mid-century residential design, known for its scale and signature picture windows. Residents enjoy convenient access to the B, D, and 4 trains, multiple bus lines, neighborhood shopping and services, and several nearby parks