450 W 147Th St

The Paul Revere is a six-story prewar cooperative built in 1912, located on Convent Avenue within the Hamilton Heights/Sugar Hill Historic District of upper Manhattan. Its brick-and-stone façade and interior plaster ornamentation reflect early 20th-century residential design. Units are predominantly two-bedroom plans with frequent convertible three-bedroom layouts, high ceilings (around 9–10 feet), large bay and oversized windows, decorative fireplaces, hardwood floors, and substantial molding and rosette details. Kitchens range from renovated windowed eat-in spaces with granite or marble counters and stainless appliances to bespoke period restorations; many apartments include in-unit washer/dryer hookups. Bathrooms often retain clawfoot or cast-iron tubs with classic subway tile treatments. Common building features include an elevator, live-in superintendent, secured entry with video buzz, bicycle storage, and solid financials reported by management. The co-op’s board policies are relatively flexible for the neighborhood: pets, pied-à-terre ownership, parent purchases, and subletting (with guidelines) are permitted. Positioned steps from the A, B, C, D and 1 train lines, the property sits amid tree-lined blocks, brownstones, parks such as Jackie Robinson and Riverbank State Park, and a growing cluster of cafes, restaurants and grocery options that shape an active Upper Manhattan lifestyle.