875 W 181St St

A six-story, prewar co-op built in 1917, this Hudson Heights residence presents classic early-20th-century apartment living across one- to three-bedroom floorplans. The masonry facade conceals apartments with high ceilings, original moldings, large windows and restored hardwood parquet—features emphasized in many units alongside renovated kitchens and bathrooms. Common interiors include a formal entrance foyer, elevator service, pantry and storage rooms; several units showcase eat-in kitchens, breakfast bars, recessed lighting and granite counters. Shared outdoor space is a signature: a landscaped communal backyard and garden with barbecue and picnic seating provide private green relief from city life, plus small private outdoor terraces on some units. Building services and conveniences include a live-in superintendent, two elevators, central laundry, bike storage, package room and individual storage lockers. Practicalities for daily living are emphasized by on-site building storage and a recently updated laundry room; pets are allowed and pied-a-terres are permitted. Located at the foot of 181st Street, the co-op is a short walk to the A express and 1 trains, local buses and the George Washington Bridge Bus Terminal. Immediate neighborhood assets are Fort Tryon and Fort Washington Parks, the Cloisters and riverside bike and walking paths, with a compact commercial corridor of cafés, restaurants and groceries nearby.