120 Bennett Ave

A six-story, 39-unit cooperative built in 1939, this Art Deco prewar property anchors a quiet block of Hudson Heights in upper Manhattan. The limestone-and-brick façade opens to a formal marble lobby decorated with historic murals, setting a distinctly period tone that continues through many residences. Units range from studios to one- and three-bedroom layouts; interiors commonly feature high ceilings, sunken living rooms or formal foyers, arched doorways, hardwood floors and built-in bookshelves, with sizeable closets and eat-in kitchens in many homes. Common amenities focus on residential convenience and communal outdoor space: a landscaped rear garden and courtyard with seating that can be reserved for private gatherings, 24/7 laundry, bike storage, individual storage lockers (waitlist), and on-site staff including a live-in superintendent and porter who handle deliveries. The building enforces a cat-only pet policy and maintains cooperative rules such as a one-year owner occupancy requirement before subletting and board approval for leases. Practical buyer-friendly features include historically sensitive restorations in several units, combination of classic finishes with modernized kitchens and baths in select apartments, and nearby commuter access to the A express and 1 local trains, plus buses, shops, and Fort Tryon Park within short walking distance.