UPTOWN ESCAPE WITH A TRUE HOME OFFICE Charm and comfort grace this artfully-renovated pre-war apartment, which has two bedrooms, one bath, comfortable flow and a location in Hudson View Gardens, one of the most prized co-ops in Upper Manhattan. Can be rented furnished or unfurnished. It also has the new hot feature: a home office. With soundproofed walls, a window, a door that locks and a wide closet, the 60-square-foot space will allow your Zoom calls to stay private when you're forced to work from home. (It could make for a comfortable nursery, too.) The living room features casement windows, wood floors, floor-to-ceiling bookshelves and recessed ceiling lights. In the spacious kitchen are stainless-steel appliances, white lacquered cabinets and butcher-block counters, plus plenty of storage. The adjacent dining area another distinctive perk -- boasts a built-in banquette, as well as glass-fronted cabinets that date to the co-op's 1924 construction. The master bedroom, with two closets and two exposures, has partial Hudson River Views. There are also two closets in the second bedroom, whose walls are adorned with picture-rail molding. An Art Deco-style curved tub anchors the bath. Knitting together the rooms is an elegant foyer. There are seven closets! The building has an elevator. Fans of greenery will appreciate that Hudson View Gardens, a four-acre, 15-building Tudor-style brick-and-stucco landmark on the National Register, is speckled with flower beds and benches, shaded by mature trees and dotted with a rose garden and playground. It also has a private driveway that offers ample parking. An on-site lounge hosts concerts, dinners and book readings. It can also be rented for parties. A guest apartment can be leased, too. Pets are welcome. The complex offers 24-hour security, mail delivery to each apartment and bike storage. Maintenance includes heat, gas and electricity. Up to 75 percent financing is allowed. The neighborhood is a hidden treat. Across the street is Bennett Park, Manhattan's highest natural point. Verdant Fort Tryon and Fort Washington Parks are nearby. The A train stops one block away. Supermarkets, restaurants, wine stores, dry cleaners, pharmacies and coffee shops line West 181st and West 187th Streets, a quick walk. Located just north of the George Washington Bridge and minutes from the Henry Hudson Parkway, and also close to I-95, the co-op is ideal for those who frequently drive in and out of the city. Traffic is usually minimal. Escape uptown, and experience a less-dense, leafier and lower-key Manhattan!
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