24 Bennett Ave

Built circa 1920, this six-story pre-war cooperative occupies a tree-lined corner in Hudson Heights and contains 21 primarily two-bedroom units arranged around elevator-served hallways. The building’s Art Deco character appears in original moldings, tall ceilings and oversized windows; many apartments retain hardwood floors, restored wood doors and decorative details alongside renovated kitchens and baths. Common areas include an entrance foyer, laundry room, bike storage and private tenant storage; a resident superintendent handles on-site maintenance. Pet policies are permissive for cats and permit one small dog (under 20 lbs) per unit. Practical amenities include an elevator, plentiful closet space in many layouts, and separate formal dining areas or eat-in kitchens in larger units. Located a short walk from the A and 1 subway lines, the coop sits between Bennett and Fort Tryon Parks, offering easy access to riverside walking paths, neighborhood shops, restaurants and the Cloisters museum. Maintenance is described as moderate and the building accepts common financing terms for cooperative ownership.