231 W 148Th St

The Washington is a five-story, 18-unit HDC cooperative built in 1920 and reconfigured into an elevator-served co-op in 2003. The row of historic walk-up façades was combined into a single mid-rise building that retains early 20th-century scale while offering modernized apartment layouts. Units are a mix of one- to three-bedroom residences, including duplexes with private outdoor patios, high ceilings, and hardwood floors; many homes have been renovated with granite or quartz counters, stainless appliances, and custom closet systems. Interior features commonly include eat-in and galley kitchens, recessed lighting, formal living and dining spaces, and well-proportioned bedrooms with ample closet storage. Shared building conveniences are substantial for its size: two elevator banks, a live-in superintendent, two central laundry rooms, rentable storage, a fitness room, bike storage, a playroom and community room, and access to a key-secured courtyard garden with barbecue area. Pets are permitted and on-street/public garage parking is available nearby. Located in Central/Upper Harlem near Jackie Robinson Park and the 145th–148th Street subway hubs (A,B,C,D,3 lines), the building sits on a tree-lined residential block close to neighborhood restaurants, groceries, and services. The coop is income-restricted under 250% AMI with financing and sublet rules set by the board.