680 W 204Th St

A distinguished six-story pre-war co-op constructed in 1925 and executed in an Art Deco vocabulary, this mid-rise offers predominantly two-bedroom layouts alongside studios and one-bedrooms. The restored public spaces showcase period detailing: a hand-painted sky ceiling, carved archways, original tilework and an ornate lobby mural that set the tone for the property’s vintage character. Apartments feature high ceilings, herringbone hardwood floors with inlaid borders, arched openings, built-in shelving and generous entry foyers that double as dining or work areas; many units retain windowed kitchens and bathrooms that have been sympathetically renovated to preserve Art Deco tile patterns. Building services and shared facilities reflect a longstanding residential community — a live-in superintendent, elevator service, on-site laundry, bike room, storage cages and seasonal outdoor space including a planted courtyard/garden with picnic tables and a barbecue. Practical conveniences include basement storage and occasional sponsor-owned units that permit immediate occupancy or flexible financing. Located in northern Manhattan’s Inwood neighborhood, the building sits within easy walking distance of green spaces such as Inwood Hill Park and Fort Tryon Park, multiple subway lines (A and 1), express buses and nearby Metro-North access, supporting an active, park-oriented urban lifestyle.