930Th St Nicholas Ave

A six-story prewar cooperative constructed in 1910, this elevator-access building preserves classic architectural details while offering modernized residences. Units are primarily multi-bedroom layouts (three-bedroom configurations commonly marketed) featuring high ceilings, generous windows, and entrance foyers; many homes include eat-in kitchens and renovated bathrooms with soaking tubs. Common interior highlights include a marble lobby with a double staircase, a laundry room, bike and storage rooms, and a live-in superintendent who helps maintain communal areas. Outside, residents enjoy a large planted private garden and a selection of private outdoor spaces ranging from Juliet balconies to small terraces. The co-op permits pets, allows gifting and parents buying, and typically permits subletting after an initial residency period; sponsor/resale offerings have at times been listed without board approval. Located on St. Nicholas Avenue at the Sugar Hill/Washington Heights border, the building sits a short walk from multiple subway lines (1, C and nearby express A/B/D) and adjacent to Highbridge Park and Hudson River pathways, offering a residential, park-adjacent lifestyle with growing neighborhood retail and dining options.