66 Overlook Ter

66 Overlook Terrace is an eight‑story post‑war co‑op built in 1959 that contains roughly 40 residence units, primarily two‑bedroom layouts plus several flexible one‑ and three‑bedroom combinations. The stepped masonry massing follows the neighborhood topography and the property presents a modest, mid‑century apartment-house profile rather than a tower. Interiors typically feature high ceilings, hardwood floors, formal foyers or entrances, windowed kitchens with granite counters, generous closets and occasional den or dining‑alcove spaces. Shared building infrastructure includes two elevators, a live‑in superintendent, part‑time doorman/security coverage, a package room and a laundry room. The landscaped rear grounds are extensive for Manhattan: a courtyard/garden with playground, seating areas and a half basketball court that functions as a small communal park. Resident amenities are broad for a neighborhood co‑op and include an on‑site fitness room, bicycle storage, storage lockers (waitlist often), and an enclosed garage with waitlist/fee options. Management policies favor cats but prohibit dogs; financing and sublet rules are typical co‑op style with noted maximums on some financing. Located in Hudson Heights, the building sits within walking distance of Fort Tryon Park and the Cloisters, local shopping and multiple subway and bus routes, offering a suburban feel with strong park and river access.