It’s all about space and the bedrooms; there are three of them with the master bedroom overlooking a charming Koi pond. Originally, a two bedroom apartment, but with clever design three bedrooms were carved out. Perfect for a growing family – or the third bedroom, with a view of the majestic chestnut tree, can be used as a home office.
It’s all about space and the bedrooms; there are three of them with the master bedroom overlooking a charming Koi pond. Originally, a two bedroom apartment, but with clever design three bedrooms were carved out. Perfect for a growing family – or the third bedroom, with a view of the majestic chestnut tree, can be used as a home office. The apartment features a grand living room, a renovated bathroom, an updated galley kitchen with a sizeable dinette comfortably accommodating a large party around a dining room table. With views of South and West and a glimpse of the GW Bridge, the apartment is bathed in sunlight in winter and in summer the leafy surroundings provide shade and coolness +/- 1100 SF CO-OP FEATURES: English Tudor Architecture / five acres of private gardens / private road and off-street parking / 24-hour security / gym / large community room for concerts, yoga, annual arts & crafts fair, party space for rent / guest apartment / mail delivery to your door / parent-organized playgroup and playground / basement storage, including bike-storage / G & E included in maintenance / required down payment: 25%. Hudson View Gardens was built in 1924 as one of the city’s first co-ops and has been 100% shareholder-owned almost since its inception. This charming complex consists of nine elevatored, six-story buildings and six four-story walk-ups, separated by a private path and road. Bennett Park, the highest natural point in Manhattan, is right across the street. NEIGHBORHOOD INFO: Hudson View Gardens is in the Hudson Heights area, between W 181st St. and West 187th St., a quiet neighborhood with a good selection of restaurants, bars, banks and other neighborhood services. … West 181st St. offers an expanded, well-stocked wine/liquor store, pilates studio, Starbucks, framing shop and art gallery. … Across the Henry Hudson Parkway, there are tennis courts on the banks of the Hudson River and a great, scenic bike path along the river leading all the way downtown. … W 187th St. is like stepping into a slice of small-town America, with its inviting restaurants, bars, supermarket, gourmet food shop, sidewalk fruit stands and other neighborhood services. … A short walk farther north brings you to Fort Tryon Park, with its verdant gardens, New Leaf Cafe and the Cloisters museum. … The “A” express train stops at W 181st St., (with additional entrance and exit on W. 184th St.) and W 190 St. It gets to W 42nd St.in about 20 minutes at rush hour. Local and express bus service runs along Fort Washington Avenue and Broadway, with the Express bus (M98) heading down Lexington Avenue for quick service to the East Side. … Entry to the Henry Hudson Parkway, George Washington Bridge and Cross-Bronx Expressway is just minutes away.