For $495K, this bright Hudson View Gardens co-op comes with amenities and a river view
Photo courtesy of Tina Gallo for The Corcoran Group
On the fifth floor of the historic Hudson View Gardens co-op at 116 Pinehurst Avenue in Washington Heights, this one-bedroom home reflects the pre-war charm of the 1924 Tudor Revival building. Asking $495,000, the unit has been stylishly renovated with bright white walls and lots of color and charm.
Past the entry foyer is a spacious living room. A huge walk-in closet can keep clutter out of sight–or could be opened up for use as a home office.
The freshly-renovated kitchen is the work of popular interior designer Brian Patrick Flynn of HGTV and the Magnolia Network. Gleaming white countertops and backsplash top modern shaker cabinetry painted a lively blue-green. Beyond the kitchen is a separate light-filled dining area.
The bedroom has more than enough room for a king-sized bed, sofa and dressers. Two big closets keep things organized; best of all, you can see the Hudson River from your bedroom window.
Hudson View Gardens, listed in the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) as an example of the Tudor Revival style, was designed by George Pelham for developer Charles Paterno.
Four acres of private gardens join many unique features of the co-op, including an elevator, mail delivery to your door, a live-in super, 24-hour security, a parking drive, a large central laundry room, a resident-only preschool, a playground, an event space and a rental apartment available for guests of residents. Additional amenities include bike rooms, storage, a rental studio for resident artists, and a gym. Just a few blocks away are the A train, Fort Tryon Park, and the Cloisters.
[Listing details: 116 Pinehurst Avenue at CityRealty]
[At The Corcoran Group by Jessica McCann]
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Photos courtesy of Tina Gallo for The Corcoran Group
