Many of the residents of 3050 Perry Ave. returned home the day after a two-alarm fire tore through three apartments and injured 7, including four children June 15 in the Norwood section of the Bronx.

The fire was the talk of the neighborhood.

Perry Avenue resident Sonia Gonzalez heard screams moments before the sounds of several dozen emergency vehicles converged on the block.

“I saw the flames when they started to blow out the front windows and some people were on the fire escape and they climbed down and the fireman went up,” Gonzalez recalled.

Gonzalez added, “I just know one family in that building, and thankfully, they are fine. The firemen did a great job, they were very quick.”

Residents say children cooking on a stove was the cause of the blaze, but that could not yet be verified.

The FDNY had previously stated that the fire broke out on the fourth-floor of the six-story, non-fire proof building. None of the injured suffered life-threatening injuries and the fire remains under investigation.

According to a man who identified himself as the super of the building, three apartments in the building were severely damaged.

The American Red Cross of Greater New York reported that they had provided temporary housing for four residents, relocating them to Queens.