4260 Broadway

A six-story prewar condominium conversion in Washington Heights, completed originally in 1920 and later converted to condos beginning in 1990. The building contains two- and three-bedroom residences that retain classic period character—high ceilings (often 9–13 feet), exposed brick, original woodwork, and other preserved details—while many sponsor-renovated homes have been modernized with open kitchens, stone counters, marble bathrooms, recessed lighting, and hardwood floors. Common building features include an elevator, in-unit or stacked European washer/dryers in renovated units, and storage. There are no dedicated exterior amenity spaces on site; parking is not listed. Pet-friendly policies are noted in listings and heat and hot water are often included in maintenance. Located on Broadway near W. 181st Street, the building is a short walk to the A and 1 subway lines, multiple bus routes, Fort Tryon Park and the Hudson River waterfront, and a dense commercial strip of shops, cafes, supermarkets and cultural sites such as the Cloisters and Morris-Jumel Mansion. The condominium mix reflects a combination of gut-renovated sponsor units and value-oriented homes needing renovation, making the property appeal to both modern buyers seeking turnkey finishes and investors or renovators seeking upside.