930Th St Nicholas Ave

A six-story, 12-unit prewar co-operative constructed in 1910, the building preserves classic early-20th-century details while operating with modern systems and management. The elevator-served property contains primarily three-bedroom layouts spread across roomy, often railroad-style floor plans with high ceilings, substantial moldings, and original woodwork restored in many units. Interiors commonly feature eat-in kitchens, generous entrance foyers, soaking tubs, and large windows that bring abundant natural light and street or park views; select homes include Juliet balconies and private outdoor planters. Shared spaces emphasize low-key residential comfort: a planted communal garden, newly renovated laundry room, bike and storage rooms, a marble lobby with a double staircase, and a live-in superintendent. Building services include attentive management, routine maintenance, and flexible policies that allow pets, parental gifting, and subletting after a residency period (board approval typically required except for sponsor sales). Transit access is strong—nearby C and 1 train stops with links to express lines—and the site sits at the southern edge of Highbridge Park adjacent to Washington Heights and historic Sugar Hill, placing residents close to parks, river pathways, neighborhood grocery and dining options. Overall the building blends preserved prewar character with practical amenity support for comfortable family- or roommate-style living.