225 Bennett Ave

A six-story prewar cooperative in upper Manhattan, this 1940 Spanish Revival-style building houses fifteen primarily studio and one-bedroom apartments. The exterior reads as a modest, masonry-clad midblock residence with limited private outdoor niches; many units enjoy street- or garden-facing exposures. Interiors emphasize classic period details: high ceilings, arched doorways, hardwood floors with decorative inlays, and generous entry foyers. Apartment kitchens vary from original galley arrangements to recently renovated windowed eat-in designs with quartz or granite counters and full-size appliances. Bathrooms range from tiled vintage finishes to fully updated baths with soaking tubs. Shared building amenities include two elevators, on-site laundry, common storage, a resident superintendent, and updated mechanicals; a nearby parking garage is independently operated. The co-op permits pets, pied-à-terre ownership, and generally flexible subletting policies; maintenance fees are historically moderate and sometimes partially tax-deductible. Located in Hudson Heights, the building sits steps from Fort Tryon Park and the Met Cloisters, and within one block of the A and 1 subway lines, placing daily conveniences, neighborhood shops, and bus routes within easy walking distance.