371 Fort Washington Ave

371 Fort Washington Avenue is a six-story prewar cooperative constructed in 1924, reflecting Post Arts & Crafts Era detailing and classic prewar scale. The masonry building retains a restored lobby with stained-glass windows, original tilework, polished brass doors and fixtures, and an accessible sidewalk-level vestibule and ramp. Units are primarily two- and three-bedroom layouts with generous proportions, nine-foot-plus ceilings, original moldings and hardwood floors, often configured as formal living and dining rooms that can be adapted into additional bedrooms or workspaces. Typical apartment features include windowed eat-in kitchens or pass-throughs, sizable foyers, multiple closets or walk-in storage, recessed lighting, double vanities in some baths, soaking tubs, kitchen islands or breakfast bars, granite or quartz counters, and modernized systems where renovated. The co-op offers elevator service, video intercom/package access, a live-in superintendent, weekend porter, central laundry, on-site storage lockers, bike storage, a community room, composting and a compactor chute on each floor. Outside, residents have a private garden and small private outdoor spaces under 60 sq ft. The building sits at a transportation nexus in Washington Heights adjacent to the A express line, M4 bus, CitiBike, quick access to I-95 and the George Washington Bridge, nearby parking garages, several parks including J. Hood Wright Park and Fort Tryon, grocery and retail options, and medical centers. Board policies typically require a minimum 20% down for financed purchases and allow pets with approval; assessments for capital improvements have been applied through 2026.