371 Fort Washington Ave

This is a six-story prewar cooperative built in 1924 in Washington Heights with 22 residences, primarily two- and three-bedroom layouts. The building retains period character—high ceilings, original millwork and parquet or plank hardwood floors—while many units have been fully renovated with modern kitchens, stone counters, updated baths and in-unit washer/dryers. Common areas include an elevator, restored lobby finishes with stained glass and original tilework, a live-in superintendent, a central laundry room, rentable storage lockers and dedicated bicycle storage. Outdoor space is modest but meaningful: a planted private garden and small private outdoor areas for select units. Practical conveniences on-site or nearby include a video intercom system for remote package access, refuse compactor/chutes, and regular building maintenance. The co-op’s management has a flexible subletting policy, allows pets, and offers accessible parking options one block away. Located steps from the “A” express and other transit, the building sits amid parks (J. Hood Wright, Fort Washington, Fort Tryon) and local retail, making it a neighborhood-oriented, commuter-friendly prewar residence with a mix of restored charm and contemporary upgrades.