2962 DECATUR AVENUE, APT. 3A - Renovated east-facing 1 BED / 1 BA Sponsor unit in an elevator apartment building in the 'Bronx-Deco' style attributed to architect Albert E. Schaefer for The Wiltur Corp., ca. 1939. Intimate, boutique-style pre-war co-op containing just 55 units with no unit larger than a Junior 4. Live among the cognoscenti on a picturesque, tree-lined street in Bedford Park - The Bronx's next hip, trendy nabe. Original details intact. Compact in size. Elegant in layout. Efficiently planned. Decidedly streamlined in flavor. Affordable to purchase (90% bank financing allowed.) Economical to own ($1,050/Mo. Mortgage + Maint.) Convenient to all within a few short blocks: NY Botanical Garden, Bronx Park, Fordham University, Lehman & Monroe Colleges, Montefiore Hospital, shopping along Webster & Bedford Park Avenues, IND & IRT Subways (B/D/4 lines), & MetroNorth Harlem Line (Botanical Garden station). No pets, no subletting & no investors, please. Additional Information: HeatingFuel:Oil Above Ground,
Condo (co-op)Property Type
1939Year Built
$215Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listing by Peter Segalla• Houlihan Lawrence Inc.
Bought with Non Non Member-MLS• Buyer Representation Office
Bought with Non Non Member-MLS• Buyer Representation Office
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Last updated by owner on Jul 21, 2026.
R7A
Medium-Density Contextual Residence District
The contextual Quality Housing regulations, which are mandatory in R7A districts, typically produce high lot coverage, seven- to nine- -story apartment buildings, blending with existing buildings in many established neighborhoods. R7A districts are mapped along Prospect Park South and Ocean Parkway in Brooklyn, Jackson Heights in Queens, and in Harlem and along the avenues in the East Village in Manhattan.