69 Bennett Ave

A low-rise condominium conversion in Upper Manhattan, this six-story property was built in 1954 and contains 23 units configured primarily as two-bedroom layouts alongside studios and one-bedrooms created during a recent gut-renovation. The exterior presents a modest midcentury street presence on a tree-lined block near Bennett Avenue; a new elevator and refreshed lobby/hallways were installed as part of the conversion. Typical unit interiors show contemporary finishes introduced during renovation campaigns: oak hardwood floors, recessed lighting, quartz counters, stainless-steel appliances and upgraded electrical systems. Storage is emphasized through in-unit closets and dedicated building storage areas. On-site conveniences include laundry facilities, a live-in superintendent and a parking garage available on a fee/ waiting-list basis. The building’s condominium regimen is sponsor-backed and offers purchaser financing pathways typical of newer conversions. Located a short walk from the A express subway, the property sits three to four blocks from Fort Tryon Park and the Cloisters, with easy transit access toward downtown Manhattan and nearby medical and academic institutions.