609 W 114Th St

Heathcote Hall is a nine-story, 18‑unit cooperative constructed in 1911 and located in Morningside Heights. The Renaissance Revival façade and prewar interior details—high beamed ceilings, original wood moldings, picture and crown moldings, and hardwood floors—define the building’s historic character. Apartment configurations are primarily one- and two-bedroom residences, many reconfigured into flexible layouts that can accommodate dining rooms, home offices or an optional third room. Kitchens and bathrooms range from sensitively renovated to fully modernized, with granite counters, stainless appliances and built-in storage; several homes retain classic elements such as cast‑iron tubs, original tile and custom millwork. Common areas and services emphasize everyday convenience: an attended lobby with part-time doorman coverage, elevator service, live‑in superintendent, porters/handymen, on‑site laundry, and basement storage and bike rooms. The planted courtyard and garden provide outdoor seating and informal recreation; some communal spaces include a playroom/community room and a courtyard with a basketball hoop. The coop is pet‑friendly and permits pied‑à‑terres and co‑purchasing with board approval; financing allowances typically range up to 70–80% depending on approval. The building’s maintenance structure supports a well-managed, community-oriented residential environment. Situated between Riverside Drive and Broadway on a tree-lined block, the location places residents steps from Riverside and Morningside Parks, Columbia University, shops, restaurants and multiple transit options (including the 1 line and several bus routes), reinforcing a walkable, academically influenced neighborhood lifestyle.