60 Cooper St

An intimate six-story cooperative constructed in 1936, this Art Deco residence retains many original prewar details across its 61 units. The exterior reads as a period masonry block with a restored deco lobby featuring coffered ceilings and signature archways. Typical one-bedroom apartments emphasize high ceilings, picture moldings, built-in shelving, basket-weave hardwood floors with walnut inlay, and generous foyer space that often opens to separate living and dining areas. Kitchens range from original-to-ceiling cabinetry and windowed eat-in layouts to modernized chef-friendly versions; bathrooms frequently keep classic elements such as cast-iron soaking tubs and subway tile. Building amenities include a recently renovated elevator, central laundry, lower-level private storage, a communal bike room, an on-site fitness room, a community room, and a landscaped backyard courtyard with patio and grill. Operational features include a live-in superintendent, Fios and Spectrum wiring, pet-friendly policies with board approval, and flexible financing terms (including 10% down options and subletting allowances in some units). Located in northern Manhattan’s Inwood neighborhood, the coop sits a block from the A express and near the 1 train, within walking distance of Inwood Hill Park, Isham Park, a year-round farmers’ market, and local shops and restaurants, offering a quieter, greenery-rich urban lifestyle with easy Midtown access.