359 Fort Washington Ave

A stately six-story prewar cooperative constructed in 1924, this brick residential building occupies a tree-lined block in Washington/Hudson Heights. Apartments are primarily one- and two-bedroom layouts with classic prewar proportions: high ceilings, generous foyers, formal dining rooms, and original millwork such as crown moldings and picture rails. Many units have been sympathetically renovated, blending period details with modern finishes like granite or Caesarstone counters, stainless appliances, and renovated windowed bathrooms with soaking tubs. Common areas reflect the building’s era, featuring an Art Deco lobby, an entrance foyer, and a quiet landscaped courtyard/garden for residents. Building services and storage amenities include a live-in superintendent, elevator, central laundry, bike storage, and private cellar storage (waitlist applies). The co-op is pet-friendly, offers on-site parking options nearby, and benefits from flexible sponsor-unit policies in certain offerings. Located steps from the A express train and directly across from J. Hood Wright Park, the property sits amid abundant neighborhood green space, local markets, restaurants, and improving retail infrastructure including the renovated GWB bus terminal. The overall character is residential and community-oriented, appealing to buyers seeking classic prewar details with contemporary updates in a park-adjacent, transit-rich Manhattan neighborhood.