825 W 179TH Street #6FG

A stunning example of a 1920's architecture, nestled atop the historic Upper Manhattan neighborhood of Hudson Heights. This home is situated on the top floor of a six-story, 42 unit, elevator prewar building. This spacious 1,574 SF residence is a masterful combination of two apartments, offering 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and 3 exposures facing south, north and east, ensuring sunlight from all angles. The open-plan living space features a fully-appointed kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances, granite countertops, tiled flooring, and custom walnut cabinetry. The sprawling great room, situated on the north/east side of the residence, includes a huge dining area and a wide living room, as well as a convenient windowed half-bath. Bedrooms are located toward the south side, providing a great sense of privacy. The primary bedroom boasts a spa-like ensuite bathroom with white and black basketweave marble tiled floors, white marble counters, double sinks, and a double-sized glass shower. The two additional south/east-facing bedrooms share a beautifully reimagined windowed bathroom white and black basketweave marble tiled floors, white marble counter, and glass shower stall. Additional features include new hardwood floors, an LG washer/dryer, wine fridge, dishwasher, double wall-mounted ovens, and heated bathroom floors.

Located at 825 West 179th Street, Overlooking the Hudson River, Hudson River Greenway, and Fort Washington Bridge and Park; a pet-friendly cooperative building features a stunning marble lobby replete with stained glass and gorgeous original details. Building amenities include: Virtual Doorman, laundry room, and additional storage cages for rent. Perfectly located at the corner of Cabrini Blvd and the newly-opened George Washington bike and pedestrian walkway entrance.

Hudson Heights is a vibrant neighborhood that offers water views, multiple parks, a variety of restaurants, and quick express subway rides, (20 mins) to Midtown and Downtown Manhattan, providing the perfect calming retreat from the city. Just a few blocks away, Bennett Park's center boasts the highest natural point in Manhattan, standing 265 feet above sea level.

This extraordinary residence appeals to those seeking a peaceful haven within the bustling city. Hudson Heights offers the perfect blend of tranquility, convenience, and charm, making it an ideal place to call home.