Elevated on the 7th floor of The Barker House, this oversized one-bedroom corner unit offers a rare combination of post-war scale and mid-century light. With 850 square feet of living space, the layout feels intentional: a dedicated foyer leads into a sun-drenched living room where parquet floors meet wide windows, offering open views and a sense of quiet distance from the city below. The designated dining area—a feature increasingly hard to find in modern builds—provides a proper setting for a six-person table, flowing naturally toward the kitchen. The primary suite is generous enough for a king-sized bed and a home office setup. The monthly maintenance is comprehensive, creating a predictable, "lock-and-leave" lifestyle by covering heat, hot water, sewer, and water. A live-in superintendent keeps the building in top form, and the commute is among the easiest in Westchester: the White Plains Metro-North station is just blocks away for a 35-minute express run to Grand Central. Uniquely for the area, one assigned parking space is provided at closing—either in the garage or the private lot—guaranteeing a spot in a downtown core where parking is usually at a premium. Just steps from the City Center, local cinema, and the best of the downtown dining scene, #7B is a quiet anchor in the center of it all.