825 W 179th St APT 2E, New York, NY 10033

*** THIS WEEK'S OPEN HOUSE IS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. CALL LISTING AGENT FOR ACCESS*** "WASHER/DRYER IN UNIT" Contact Seller's Agent (pictured directly above) for an appointment. You will not be connected to the Seller's Agent if you click "schedule a showing" or "ask a question". Downtown vibes in a prewar co-op: airy living room, open kitchen, spa-like baths, and Hudson River trails at your doorstep. Fall in love with this beautifully renovated two-bedroom, two-bathroom home. Thoughtfully reconfigured with an efficient layout, Unit 2E is designed to maximize space and storage. The spacious, windowed kitchen opens seamlessly into a bright and airy living room, anchored by a sleek stone breakfast bar. Featuring stainless steel appliances (including a dishwasher), modern cabinetry, and stylish hardware, this kitchen is both functional - perfect for everyday living and entertaining. The layout provides privacy with two generously sized bedroom rooms. The primary suite includes an en-suite bath with a walk-in glass shower and rain shower head. Additional highlights include: Full-size washer/dryer in unit (plus central laundry in the building) Recessed lighting Gorgeous solid hardwood floors throughout Move-in ready with no work required Special assessment of $295.96 through 2/28/2027 The Building 825 West 179th Street is a classic prewar co-op that blends timeless charm with modern convenience in the heart of Hudson Heights. Residents enjoy a beautifully restored lobby, the ease of an elevator, and a tranquil patio with trees, plantings, and comfortable seating. Additional perks include central laundry, the attentiveness of a live-in superintendent, and a welcoming pet-friendly policy—making it a perfect place to call home. The Neighborhood Hudson Heights is one of Manhattan's hidden gems, known for its tree-lined streets and breathtaking river views. Enjoy nearby Fort Tryon Park, The Cloisters, and scenic bike trails along the Hudson River. This property is convenient to shopping, restaurants, cafes, bars, and public transportation, including the A express train and the GW Bridge bus terminal.