225 Bennett Ave

Built in 1940, this six-story pre-war co-op occupies a leafy block in Hudson Heights, directly adjacent to Fort Tryon Park and a short walk to the A and 1 subway lines. The building’s Spanish Revival–influenced façade conceals traditional pre-war interiors: high ceilings, arched entries, hardwood floors with intricate inlays, and generous bay windows that frame treed streets and park views. Residences are primarily studios and one-bedrooms with layouts that emphasize separate foyers, eat-in/galley kitchens, walk-in closets, and period details updated with contemporary finishes like granite or quartz counters and full-size stainless appliances. Common areas include two elevators, on-site laundry, a live-in superintendent, and basement storage; parking is available nearby via an independent garage. Policies are flexible for a co-op of this vintage: pet-friendly, pied-à-terre ownership permitted, and subletting options often allowed. The building combines classic architectural character with practical urban conveniences and immediate access to cultural amenities such as the Cloisters, neighborhood shops, and express transit to Midtown.