231 W 148Th St

The Washington is a five-story cooperative in Central Harlem originally built in 1920 and converted to HDC co-op ownership in 2003. The masonry block presents a row-house scale and brownstone-inspired street presence consistent with early 20th-century Manhattan infill. Units range from one- to three-bedroom layouts, including duplexes and corner floorplans, many featuring high ceilings, hardwood floors, and remodeled kitchens with granite or quartz counters and stainless steel appliances. Common-area provisions emphasize everyday convenience and community use: a staffed live-in super, elevator access, two central laundry rooms, on-site storage, a bike room, fitness room, children's playroom and a multi-purpose community room. A key-accessed courtyard garden and adjacent barbecue area extend outdoor amenity space; some units include private patios. Building services are professionally managed and pet friendly, with on-site wheelchair access and an independently owned public parking garage directly across the street. Located on a tree-lined block near Jackie Robinson Park and major subway lines (3, A/B/C/D and nearby connections), the property sits within a transit-rich, retail-filled neighborhood. It functions under HDC income restrictions (250% AMI) with cooperative board approvals, available financing up to roughly 90%, and a history of tenant-friendly policies such as subletting after residency requirements and no flip tax.