565 W 169Th St

Woodrow Court is a six-story prewar cooperative in Washington Heights, built in 1918 and converted to a co-op in the early 1920s. The low-rise masonry structure showcases traditional prewar details throughout: a marble lobby with stained-glass accents, decorative moldings, original hardwood floors in many units, and high ceilings that emphasize generous room proportions. Residences are primarily one- and two-bedroom layouts (with flexible formal dining rooms that can serve as additional bedrooms), featuring windowed eat-in kitchens, formal dining areas, entrance foyers, sizeable closets and occasional walk-in storage, plus pantry space and large windows for abundant light. Shared building amenities include a newly renovated roof deck with views toward the George Washington Bridge, a fitness room, laundry facilities, bike storage and individual storage bins assigned to apartments. The property offers full-service staffing with a 24-hour doorman and a live-in superintendent; pet ownership and co-purchasing are generally permitted subject to board approval. Situated a block from the 168th Street subway station (A, C, 1 lines) and adjacent to Columbia/Presbyterian Medical Center, the cooperative provides easy access to multiple bus lines, Citi Bike stations and nearby parkland such as Riverside Park and Fort Tryon Park. Management maintains reserve strength and occasional assessments for capital projects have been disclosed.