273 Bennett Ave

An eight-story, postwar cooperative enclave built in 1951, this midblock collection of low-rise buildings comprises 27 primarily two-bedroom residences set within a landscaped campus. The architecture is understated midcentury masonry with regular window bays and simple cornice lines; interiors favor practical layouts with eat-in kitchens, entrance foyers and built-in storage. Common areas are straightforward and service-oriented: elevator access, a staffed superintendent/porters, coin- or card-operated laundry, bicycle room and on-site management. Outdoor spaces are a defining element — manicured gardens, planted courtyards and pathways connect the buildings and back onto Fort Tryon Park’s slopes, creating a verdant environment uncommon at this scale. The coop’s operational profile emphasizes accessibility and flexibility: modest maintenance charges, policies allowing pets, pied-à-terres, co-purchasing and parental purchases, and sponsor units with no-board-approval offerings in select cases. Garage parking and additional storage are available onsite for residents. Located in Hudson Heights, the property sits immediately adjacent to Fort Tryon Park and the Cloisters, with the A express and 1 line within a block or two, neighborhood shops and restaurants nearby, and institutional neighbors including Columbia-affiliated centers and NY Presbyterian facilities.