70 Hvn Ave

A six-story prewar co-op constructed in 1925, this intimate, 17-unit building occupies a tree-lined block in Washington Heights near Haven Plaza and Columbia–Presbyterian. Its exterior and restored art‑deco lobby reflect early 20th-century detailing; interiors commonly feature high ceilings, hardwood floors, crown moldings, chandeliers, and built‑in shelving. Typical residences are one-bedroom layouts with eat‑in kitchens or breakfast bars, granite counters, separate formal dining or foyer spaces, large closets (including walk‑ins and his‑and‑hers configurations), and original-style soaking tubs. Shared spaces are small-scale and well maintained: a planted courtyard/garden provides outdoor seating and quiet, while an indoor community/recreation room and meeting room support gatherings. Practical amenities include a recently renovated elevator and laundry room, bike storage, private storage lockers, a live‑in superintendent/porter, and closed‑circuit security in the lobby. Pet policy favors cats; dogs are not permitted. The building sits steps from A/C and 1 trains, multiple bus lines, community farmer’s markets, parks (J. Hood Wright, Fort Tryon), and neighborhood restaurants, lending a residential yet transit-accessible urban lifestyle.