736 W 186th Street Owners Corp

736 W 186th Street Owners Corp is a seven-story, pre-war Art Deco cooperative constructed in 1939 and comprising primarily one- and two-bedroom residences. The building retains classic period character—arched entryways, plaster moldings, oak plank hardwood floors and wrought-iron details—alongside modest modern updates to kitchens and baths in many units. Apartment interiors commonly feature high ceilings, generous foyers, sunken living rooms, walk-in and multiple closets, recessed lighting, built-in shelving, breakfast bars or eat-in kitchens, and primary bathrooms with soaking tubs. Shared resources include an elevator, on-site laundry room, resident superintendent, bike room, and waitlisted storage. Outdoors there is a landscaped private garden and courtyard with barbecue and a small play area, plus some units open directly onto private yard space. The co-op maintains rules restricting dogs (cats generally allowed) and limits on subletting and investor purchases; financing is typically permitted up to 80%. Located in Hudson Heights/Washington Heights, the building sits near Fort Tryon Park and the Cloisters, with close access to the A express and 1 subway lines, multiple bus routes, and neighborhood retail, dining and recreational options that emphasize a tranquil, green residential setting within Manhattan.