214 Bradhurst Ave

A six-story pre-war HDFC cooperative built in 1910, this low-rise Manhattan building offers primarily one-bedroom residences configured with generous ceiling heights and pre-war details. The architecture reflects early 20th-century masonry construction with period moldings, original woodwork and tall, multi-paned windows that frame views of Jackie Robinson Park and a community garden. Interiors commonly feature high ceilings, hardwood or bamboo floors, walk-in closets, designated storage cages, and some units retain historic elements such as clawfoot tubs or French doors alongside modernized kitchens and in-unit laundry in select apartments. Shared spaces include a private courtyard, a roof deck with neighborhood views, a communal gym in the basement, bike storage and a recently upgraded entry/intercom system. Management emphasizes strong financial oversight typical of HDFC operations; building policies include income restrictions tied to AMI, moderate subletting with board approval, and pet permissions subject to board consent. Location benefits are a block-facing relationship to Jackie Robinson Park, adjacent community gardening, and multiple nearby subway lines (A, B, C, D, 1, 3) plus local shops and eateries, making the property an urban, park-adjacent residence with classic pre-war character and practical amenity support.