478 W 158Th St

Completed in 1910, this 5-story co-op building in Washington Heights houses about 15 mostly two-bedroom residences. The prewar property retains high ceilings and classic details across its walk-up floors. Common interiors include eat-in kitchens, dedicated dining areas, entrance foyers and pantry space in many units. Shared building amenities reported across listings include a planted garden/courtyard, a renovated common laundry room, basement storage cages and a bike room available for a fee, plus a live-in superintendent and ButterflyMX entry system. The co-op is free-market with flexible purchase options: co-purchases, pied-a-terres and parents buying for children are permitted. The pet-friendly building sits on quiet, tree-lined 158th Street and offers easy access to multiple subway lines (A, C, 1 and B/D nearby), Columbia-Presbyterian medical center, Highbridge Park and local cultural spots such as the Morris-Jumel Mansion and the Sugar Hill Children’s Museum. Low assessments have been noted at times, and on-site storage and bike facilities add practical convenience for city living.