The Belford

The Belford is a six-story condominium building constructed in 1920 and converted to individual ownership in the late 1980s/early 1990s. The 18-unit property primarily offers two-bedroom homes alongside a small number of one- and three-bedroom layouts created through unit reconfigurations. Architecturally the structure retains prewar proportions and high ceilings, with many residences showcasing hardwood floors, exposed brick walls, and tall windows that provide cross- and corner exposures. Interiors frequently feature open-plan living with modernized kitchens, recessed lighting, in-unit washer/dryers, and renovated bathrooms; common equipment includes an elevator and package locker amenities. The building operates with on-site staff including a live-in superintendent and daytime porter; it is pet friendly and managed as a condominium association that has undertaken periodic common-area and electrical upgrades. There is no dedicated on-site parking or exterior amenities such as a courtyard or pool. Located at Wadsworth Avenue near 181st Street in Washington Heights, The Belford sits within a highly walkable neighborhood with easy access to the A and 1 subway lines, local bus routes, shops, restaurants, and nearby green spaces including Fort Tryon Park and the Hudson River esplanade. The building’s mix of prewar character and renovated units caters to buyers seeking city transit convenience and neighborhood amenities in Upper Manhattan.