
Apartments near Pelham Bay Park in New York, NY (836 Rentals)


The Equestrian At Pelham Parkway

Parkchester

2832 Maitland Ave, Unit Lower Level Basement

2861 Grace Ave, Unit Apt 1

1459 Arnow Ave, Unit #1

GRISWOLD AVENUE

ELY AVENUE

RAWLINS AVENUE

3581 Eastchester Rd

1929 Watson Ave

BAISLEY AVENUE, BRONX

1447 Oakley St

3030 Middletown Rd

2566 Pearsall Ave

1750 Bartow Ave

BAISLEY AVENUE, BRONX

91 Bruckner Blvd

91 Bruckner Blvd

809 Chestnut St

3180 Fish Ave

2956 Paine St

1922 Mulford Ave

1446 Gillespie Ave

3180 Fish Ave

2211 De Reimer Ave

1924 Edison Ave

3121 Mickle Ave

3255 Randall Ave

1345 E Gun Hill Rd

813-815 Morris Park Ave

652-656 City Island Ave

2100-2120 Wallace Ave

Williams Bridge

1065-1067 Laconia Ave

3120 Wilkinson Ave
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When people think of the Bronx, their first thought may not be a day at the park, but what folks in New York City apartments should know is that the little borough is home to the largest park in the city, Pelham Bay Park, which offers up all of the fun of the park without the crowds or rudeness. One a sunny day, it's the best place in the Bronx to play, and Pelham Bay Park apartment residents can tell you, living close to the park is one of the best places to be in the city. If you're looking for an escape from the work-a-day lifestyle of the big city, then a trip to this park may be just what the doctor ordered. Folks with Pelham Bay apartments have one of the best views in the borough, with the parks natural beauty zooming into their windows with every passing morning. New York City apartment residents should give this park a visit, if for nothing else, than its devotion to nature. Not only is the park covered in beautiful natural wonders, such as lakes, marshes, and groves, but it's also home to an wildlife sanctuary. It's home to any number of wild birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians and aquatic beasts for nature lovers from New York City apartments to discover, as well as some beautiful landscapes. The is also home to the Bartow-Pell Mansion and Museum, a beautiful 19th-century building that's an architect's dream, with sections restored to look as they did in the 1800s. There are numerous other places in the park to explore, but curious people from New York City apartments will have to visit the park to see for themselves. It seems no matter where you may venture in the city, there's always a fun park for folks from New York City apartments to enjoy. Those with Pelham Bay Park apartments can have all the beauty and fun of the park right at their fingertips, but even those without can still have a good time at this nature-loving park.
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