116 Pinehurst Ave. #F25

Sun-flooded, south and east facing 4-room home in desirable Hudson View Gardens. F25 is one of the most versatile apartment lines in the co-op as is reflected in the multiple floor plans shown in this listing. This 2nd floor home in the elevatored F building is currently configured as a one-bedroom home with a large foyer, Kitchen, full dining and living rooms along with 5 closets, one of which is a huge walk-in that was originally the Murphy Bed. This is a sweet space awaiting a new owner with a vision. The home is perfectly inhabitable but does need a little TLC to make it shine. Come see. Make an appointment today! Photos are virtually staged.

Maintenance includes RE taxes, gas, electric, heat & hot water. Pets allowed.
Maintenance: $1,700.51/month Ongoing capital reserve assessment: $297.89/month

Built in 1924, Hudson View Gardens, now on the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP), is set in serene “Hudson Heights” and is honored as a significant example of Tudor Revival apartment design by George Pelham for developer Charles Paterno. Some of the many features include daily mail delivery to your apartment door, a central package room, live-in Super, on-site management, 24-hour security, a parking drive for residents and their guests, a large central laundry room, an upgraded playground area, an event space -The Lounge, a rental apartment -The Penthouse for residents guests, bike rooms, storage bins, an outdoor patio for residents, a studio available to rent for resident artists and an upscale GYM. Pet friendly. HVG is in immediate proximity to Fort Tryon Park and the Cloisters Museum, Inwood Hill Park, the Hudson River Greenway with Fort Washington Park and the Little Red Lighthouse as well as being located across the street from historic Bennett Park. The neighborhood has excellent transportation, shops, restaurants, and medical services. Hudson View Gardens is a neighborly community of owner-residents in historic co-op buildings in a lush setting of private gardens with views over the Hudson River. Come see why so many come to visit Upper Washington Heights and end up making it their home.