4260 Broadway

A six-story prewar condominium conversion dating to the 1920s, this 26-unit building occupies a residential block in Washington Heights. Its exterior preserves classic period massing while the two-story marble lobby and original interior woodwork nod to its early-20th-century character. Units are predominantly two- and three-bedroom layouts with high ceilings (often 9–13 feet), large windows, exposed brick in many renovated homes, and a mix of original details and contemporary upgrades. Common building features include an elevator, live-in superintendent and porter staff, individual storage and in-unit or shared laundry depending on the apartment, and heat/hot water bundled into maintenance for some units. Several residences show complete gut renovations with open-plan kitchens, island counters, marble or stone finishes, custom cabinetry, hardwood floors, recessed lighting and modern appliances; other homes remain in original or as-is condition offering renovation potential. There are no on-site exterior amenities beyond nearby parks and riverfront access; street and neighborhood services supply dining, groceries and transit. Situated near Fort Tryon Park, Bennett Park and the Hudson River esplanade, the building offers straightforward access to the A and 1 trains and multiple bus routes. The neighborhood combines small retail, eateries, cultural institutions and green space, making daily errands and outdoor recreation highly accessible while maintaining a distinctly Upper Manhattan community feel.