25 Indian Rd

A seven-story co-op constructed in the early 1950s, this mid-rise apartment building comprises 28 primarily studio units alongside a mix of larger sponsor and resale units that appear frequently as convertibles. The exterior is modest and residential in scale, set directly across from Inwood Hill Park and steps from the Hudson River and local waterfront walkways. Common areas reflect mid-century and later updates: an Art Deco–inspired lobby, bike and storage rooms, a laundry facility, and a resident superintendent. Building services include an indoor garage (wait list, extra fee), package handling by the super, and on-site maintenance; a parking garage has been periodically assessed for repairs. Apartment interiors range from original-condition layouts with period finishes to fully gut-renovated sponsor units; recurring interior features include open floorplans, separate dining areas or formal dining rooms, pass-through or windowed kitchens, multiple closets and walk-in storage, and large windows that capture park and river vistas. The co-op is pet-friendly, allows subletting with liberal policies in many cases, and permits gifting or co-purchasing on a case-by-case basis. Its location emphasizes an outdoors-oriented lifestyle — immediate access to hiking trails, ball fields, tennis courts, dog runs and a seasonal greenmarket — while transit connections (A and 1 trains, Metro-North) and nearby Broadway provide straightforward commutes into central Manhattan.