116 Pinehurst Ave

Hudson View Gardens is a collection of low-rise, prewar Tudor‑Revival co‑op buildings completed in 1924–1925 and sited on roughly four acres of landscaped grounds in upper Manhattan. The complex comprises nine six‑story elevator buildings and six four‑story walk‑ups that together contain about 113 residential units, ranging from studios and one‑bedrooms to two‑ and three‑bedroom apartments. Architecturally the property emphasizes period details — exposed brick, original moldings, built‑in china cabinets, hardwood floors and classic multi‑pane windows — with many residences retaining restored historic fixtures alongside modernized kitchens and baths. Interiors commonly feature formal entry foyers, high ceilings, multiple closets and flexible spaces such as dining rooms, dens or offices that convert easily between uses. Shared resources are extensive for a garden community: rose and formal gardens, sitting patios, a central courtyard, playground and playroom, a gym, event space (“The Lounge”), art studio and resident‑managed community programming. Building services include 24‑hour security, on‑site management and a live‑in superintendent, plus package handling and mail delivery to apartments. Practical amenities encompass basement storage and bike rooms, central laundry, a resident guest apartment, and a private driveway with limited off‑street parking for residents (fees apply). Utilities for heat, gas and electricity are included in maintenance; air‑conditioning typically carries an extra charge. The co‑op permits pets and allows up to 75% financing. Located a block from the A express subway, adjacent to Bennett Park and a short walk to Fort Tryon Park and The Cloisters, the community offers a park‑centric, village‑like lifestyle while remaining about 20 minutes from Midtown by train.