100 Bennett Ave. #3C

Large art deco one bed, new kitchen, great light, great space

Thoughtfully renovated with a new kitchen including the modern amenities – stone counters, dishwasher, gas stove, stainless-steel refrigerator and plenty of cabinet and counter space. A windowed dining area kitchen you’d expect in an Art Deco apartment to complement the extensive cabinet and counter space.

With its double orientation – North from the living room and South exposure from the bedroom the floor plan provides cross ventilation throughout.
Enter through the foyer and you find the expected front hall closet along with plenty of storage and a bonus area of built-in shelves as well as the common closets with custom built shelving.

The extra-large living room measures approximately 20 × 12 giving you more than enough space to suit your living needs home office, entertainment space with plenty of flow available. currently has double office stations, a dining table, and is used as a second sleeping area.
The bedroom faces south and can accommodate a king-size bed, dressers, and has room for a desk area if you want to keep the home office out of the living area. The double closet features built in custom shelving.

The windowed sunny bathroom has been updated – stone tiling, upgraded fixtures.

The building’s lobby has been recently updated. There is also a live-in Super and laundry on-site for your convenience, private storage for rent, a bike room and an open backyard area. Please no dogs, sorry.

Located at the corner of 186th and Bennet Ave., west of Broadway, the building offers easy access to the North entrance of the A express train’s 181st street stop or the 1-train at Saint Nicholas Avenue and West 181.

Although no one can say that the area is a hidden" gem anymore, Hudson Heights is one of the best examples of what it means to be a neighborhood on the island of Manhattan. The street layout essentially creates one huge cul-de-sac that quiets the area by calming the traffic, giving you a chance to meet your neighbors. There are numerous restaurants (Saggio, Uptown Garrison, Le Cheile and Sushi Yu to name a few) and lots of shops close by for the daily sundries. Lastly you have the river views and fields of Fort Tryon Park, the art of The Metropolitan’s Cloisters Museum and easy access to the Hudson River Greenway for cycling, tennis and running enthusiasts.