14 Bogardus Pl

A mid-century, six-story cooperative complex built in 1951 and comprising twelve two-bedroom residences across three connected buildings. The architecture is modest postwar masonry with hardwood floors, original natural woodwork, tall double-hung windows and simple cornice details; many units retain period trim alongside later renovations. Interiors typically offer open or flexible layouts, eat-in or galley kitchens (some windowed), walk-in closets and built-in pantry/storage; units are wired for high-speed internet and sound systems and served by passenger elevators. Shared spaces emphasize planted outdoor areas: an interior landscaped courtyard, gardens, a roof deck with pergola and a children's playground create multiple private outdoor niches. On-site conveniences include a fitness room, laundry facility, bicycle storage, lockers/paid storage and a community/recreation room; building operations are supported by a live-in superintendent, porters and video security. Practical amenities extend to an on-site garage with shareholder parking and accessible entry points. The property sits adjacent to Fort Tryon Park and neighborhood retail, with A and 1 subway access within a few blocks, offering quick Midtown connections while maintaining a quieter, park-oriented residential setting.