270 Seaman Ave

A six-story cooperative constructed in 1926, this prewar elevator building contains roughly 49 units composed primarily of two-bedroom apartments. Architecturally it reflects classic early 20th-century residential masonry with high ceilings, original moldings and hardwood floors retained in many units alongside periodic modern upgrades. Interiors commonly feature formal entrance foyers, eat-in or galley kitchens, generous closet storage including walk-ins, recessed lighting, ceiling fans and windowed bathrooms; select homes have panoramic views toward Inwood Hill Park and the Hudson River. Shared spaces include a building garden, central laundry room, bicycle storage and a separate storage room; the property is managed with an on-site superintendent and a recently refreshed lobby and corridors. Operationally the co-op is notable for low monthly maintenance, a liberal sublet policy and pet-friendly rules, making it flexible for owners. Location is a primary asset: the building sits steps from Inwood Hill Park, Isham Park and Columbia’s Baker Field, with A and 1 subway service and Metro-North within easy walking distance, plus nearby commuter access to the George Washington Bridge and regional highways. The neighborhood supports an active outdoor lifestyle with trails, dog runs, courts and a local green market and an expanding roster of cafes and restaurants.