687 W 204Th St

A six-story prewar co-op built in 1935 and set in northern Manhattan’s Inwood neighborhood, this small, 17-unit Art Deco elevator building presents classic period architecture and thoughtfully maintained communal services. The façade and restored lobby display characteristic Deco brickwork and cast-stone detailing; the property was designed by George G. Miller and preserves original interior touches such as high ceilings, arched entryways, picture moldings and hardwood floors with herringbone inlays. Units are primarily one- and two-bedroom layouts, many with sizable foyers, eat-in kitchens, formal dining areas and generous closet storage, including walk-in options. Common building features include a live-in superintendent, laundry room, bicycle storage, private basement storage (wait list/fees), and a small planted courtyard that provides some outdoor retreat for residents. The co-op operates with low-to-moderate maintenance, a pet-friendly policy, and generally stable financials with occasional short-term assessments for capital work. On-site access is elevator-served; parking is limited to neighborhood options. The building’s location places residents steps from Inwood Hill Park, local markets and multiple transit lines (A and 1 trains, express buses and nearby Metro-North), supporting an outdoor-oriented, neighborhood-centric urban lifestyle.