50 Park Ter E

An eight-story prewar co-op built in 1941, this Art Deco–influenced residential building houses 43 units across a low-rise footprint in northern Manhattan’s Inwood neighborhood. Typical apartments feature high ceilings (often 9–10 feet), hardwood floors with inlaid detailing, decorative moldings and arched entries that reflect the building’s original character alongside selective modern updates. Unit layouts range from studios and one-bedrooms to multi-bedroom family homes; several residences include formal dining foyers, sunken living rooms, eat-in kitchens with granite counters and in-unit or dedicated laundry/utility spaces. Shared amenities emphasize practical conveniences: an elevator, central laundry room, bike and storage rooms, a live-in superintendent, mailbox area and a small building garden. The property is pet-friendly and offers secure entry with video intercom cameras at key points. Located on tree-lined Park Terrace East near Isham Park and Inwood Hill Park, the building sits within walkable proximity to the 1 and A subway lines, Metro-North access, express buses, neighborhood shops, restaurants and a weekly farmers’ market. Residents benefit from generous apartment proportions typical of prewar construction plus neighborhood green space and waterfront trails along the Harlem River.