55 Park Ter E

Park Terrace Gardens is a prewar cooperative complex in northern Manhattan built in 1939 and composed of low-rise masonry buildings totaling nine stories and 21 units in this particular structure. The architecture emphasizes classic prewar details: high beamed ceilings, sunken living rooms, arched openings and original herringbone and oak hardwood floors in many residences. Units are primarily multi-bedroom layouts with large entry foyers suitable for dining or work-from-home setups, sizable eat-in kitchens often featuring granite counters, pantries and plentiful cabinet storage, and layouts that favor cross-ventilation and multiple exposures. Common building amenities are residentially scaled and focused on outdoor space and services: privately maintained landscaped gardens set within the courtyard complex, common roof decks with barbecue areas, and small private outdoor terraces. Operational conveniences include on-site management, concierge and package services, a live-in superintendent, laundry facilities, a bike room (wait list), free high-speed internet for residents, and garage/parking arrangements typical of the cooperative. The property is pet-friendly and owner-occupied at a high percentage; financials allow up to 80% financing. Located in Inwood’s Park Terrace neighborhood, the coop sits within walking distance of the A and 1 subway lines and Metro-North, and offers immediate access to Inwood Hill Park, Isham Park, local shops, a farmers’ market and recreational facilities such as sports fields and dog runs, creating a calm, park-adjacent urban lifestyle.