72 Park Ter W

Park Terrace Gardens is a prewar, mid-rise cooperative complex in northern Manhattan composed of five connected 9-story buildings built in 1940 and containing 21 residences per building line. The architecture emphasizes Art Deco and early 20th-century details — sunken living rooms, wrought-iron railings, beamed and high ceilings, bay windows and decorative moldings — set around a central landscaped courtyard and private gardens. Typical residences are one-bedroom layouts with generous foyers, eat-in or galley kitchens, stone or quartz counters, hardwood floors, and abundant built-in storage; many units have large corner exposures, dining areas, and windowed kitchens. Shared amenities include staffed on-site management and concierge services, free high-speed internet, modern laundry rooms, bike storage (waitlist), common roof terraces with barbecue areas, and landscaped courtyards. The coop is pet friendly, financially stable with high owner-occupancy, and permits up to 80% financing; certain units allow pied-à-terre ownership and sublets after residency requirements. Street-level entryways, elevators, live-in supers, and recently upgraded windows contribute to quiet, secure living. The complex sits steps from Inwood Hill Park, Isham Park, farmer’s markets, cafes, the A and 1 subway lines and nearby Metro-North, offering an urban-but-parklike neighborhood experience.