14 Bogardus Pl

This is a six-story cooperative complex built in 1951 and composed primarily of two-bedroom residences and smaller studio/one-bedroom configurations adapted over time. The project groups three mid-rise blocks around a planted interior courtyard and roof terrace, reflecting a postwar urban apartment character with straightforward masonry façades and modest townscape scale. Interiors commonly feature original hardwood floors and natural wood trim alongside periodic modern upgrades; many units offer eat-in kitchens, windowed cooking areas, walk-in closets, wired-for-sound setups and open or reconfigured floorplans. Shared spaces emphasize communal outdoor life: a landscaped courtyard and garden, roof deck with seating and a children’s play area provide private outdoor space plus planted retreats. Building services and systems include an elevator, live-in superintendent, on-site laundry, video security and high-speed internet wiring; there is also a fitness room, storage options, bicycle room and a market-rate garage with discounted parking for shareholders. The co-op maintains a pet-friendly policy and practices energy-conscious improvements such as upgraded windows and sealed-in air conditioning. Located in Hudson Heights/Ft. George, the complex sits steps from Fort Tryon Park and convenient A and 1 train access, integrating neighborhood parks, local shops and river views into daily life.