1309 Hudson Ave

Hudson Heights is a low-rise condominium building in Durham originally constructed in 1984 and recently renovated as part of a multi-building community retrofit. The building contains 18 one-bedroom condominium units arranged as six larger end units (~630 sq ft) and twelve interior units (~549 sq ft). Architectural form is typical of 1980s garden-style residential projects: modest massing, ground-level entries, shared exterior walkways and surface parking. Interiors have been modernized with open living/dining layouts, eat-in kitchens with islands or breakfast bars, quartz and stone counters, bamboo or valinge-style flooring, recessed lighting, pantries, and ceramic tile baths with tub/shower combinations. Common exterior elements support everyday convenience and basic outdoor recreation: on-site parking, a dog run, community garden areas, and updated walkways and rain gutters. Building systems and finishes have been refreshed during the renovation cycle, and units include practical appliances such as stainless-steel ranges and microwaves; some homes offer washer/dryer connections and contemporary doorbell/security hardware. HOA governance provides routine exterior upkeep and low monthly dues reported in marketing materials. Located within minutes of Downtown Durham, NCCU and regional highways, the building sits in a transit- and amenity-accessible neighborhood. The project positions itself as an entry-level homeownership option that emphasizes value, compact but efficient floor plans, and proximity to dining, shopping and employment nodes in Durham.