116 Pinehurst Ave

Hudson View Gardens is a historic, low-rise cooperative complex of Tudor Revival apartment buildings completed in 1924–1925. The campus spans roughly four to five acres and is composed of nine six‑story elevator buildings and six smaller walk‑up buildings arranged around landscaped paths, formal gardens and courtyards. Architecture features include casement and signature steel‑frame windows, crown moldings, exposed brick in some units, and period details such as built‑ins and generous ceiling heights that reflect its Garden City and Tudor Revival origins. Typical residences are one‑, two‑ and three‑bedroom co‑op units ranging from alcove studios with private porches to multi‑room apartments with formal dining areas, entrance foyers, dens and multiple closets. Many homes offer original finishes sympathetically updated kitchens and baths, hardwood floors and occasional river or garden views. Shared amenities emphasize community and everyday convenience: five acres of tended gardens (including rose gardens and seating areas), a residents’ lounge/event space with kitchen, a gym, on‑site management and live‑in superintendent, 24‑hour security, package room with door mail delivery, guest apartment, playroom and playground, art studio, bike rooms and storage bins. Practical services include central laundry, on‑site parking drive with limited resident parking, and modest fees for certain extras; gas, heat and electric are typically included in maintenance with small AC surcharges. The complex sits in Hudson Heights near Bennett Park, Fort Tryon Park and the Cloisters, with easy access to the A and 1 trains and a neighborhood of cafes, restaurants and shops.