269 Bennett Ave

An eight-story cooperative building constructed in 1951, this midcentury elevator coop houses 26 mostly two-bedroom residences across a low-rise block of Hudson Heights. The façade and massing present a modest, residential scale that blends with the neighborhood’s rowhouse and garden apartment character. Interiors commonly feature high ceilings, hardwood floors, foyer entries, eat-in kitchens with windows and renovated finishes in many sponsor units. Common areas center on a planted courtyard and manicured garden that provide outdoor respite and views toward Fort Tryon Park; there is also building storage, a bike room, and on-site laundry open around the clock. Staffing and building services include a resident superintendent, porter coverage and on-site management; parking and private storage are offered for a fee. The coop has an investor-friendly streak—periodic sponsor units with no-board-approval sales—and permits pets. Its location places residents steps from the A express subway, near the 1 line, and adjacent to Fort Tryon Park and neighborhood cafés, making day-to-day errands and riverfront recreation easily accessible.