51 days on Market
Key Details
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Listed: Jul 18, 2024Days on Market: 51Building Type: CooperativeNeighborhood: Washington Heights (Manhattan)Doorman: FT Doorman
Monthly Maintenance:
$1,300
Est. Monthly Mortgage:
$3,251
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Total Est. Monthly Carrying Cost:
$4,551
Note: the above is based on a down payment of 20% ($129,800),
which is the minimum amount permitted by the building.
Description
We love a corner apartment. This is the largest 2 Bedroom/ 2 (full) Bathroom home in The Bennett Arms, an impeccably maintained iconic Art Deco cooperative in prime Washington Heights. It also rivals the square footage of almost any true two-bedroom available in Hudson Heights. When you enter this second floor, oversized apartment you are immediately struck by its art deco features - spacious closets, newly refinished hardwood floors with inlays and elegant sweeping ceiling curves that lead into the wonderful and sunlit East facing sunken living room.
The living room is long and wide and features bay windows overlooking the trees of Bennett Avenue. The bright eat-in kitchen is also windowed, with ample room for your own dining table or breakfast bar (or home office!). While the kitchen and bathrooms could use some renovation, you can easily enjoy this home as it is.
A wide and welcoming hallway leads to two ample bedrooms, including the primary with its wall of windows, en suite bathroom (with vintage pink tile), walk in closets and all the space and prewar charm of the late 1930’s. The second bedroom is also oversized, with lots of closet space and bright North facing windows. The Bennett Arms features original murals, curving forms, and smooth polished surfaces that harken to the exquisite craftsmanship and modern style of the Chrysler and Empire State buildings.
This coop was built in 1939 with 84 units and boasts amenities including an elevator, garden, bike room, storage, central laundry, and resident superintendent. The A train is around the corner, and the home sits between Fort Tryon Park, Bennett Park, and all the restaurants and coffee shops Washington Heights has to offer. There is a 1% flip tax payable by the seller, and dogs, unfortunately, are not permitted.
The faade has been recently restored and that project is scheduled to be completed by September 1, 2024. Floor plan coming soon.
The living room is long and wide and features bay windows overlooking the trees of Bennett Avenue. The bright eat-in kitchen is also windowed, with ample room for your own dining table or breakfast bar (or home office!). While the kitchen and bathrooms could use some renovation, you can easily enjoy this home as it is.
A wide and welcoming hallway leads to two ample bedrooms, including the primary with its wall of windows, en suite bathroom (with vintage pink tile), walk in closets and all the space and prewar charm of the late 1930’s. The second bedroom is also oversized, with lots of closet space and bright North facing windows. The Bennett Arms features original murals, curving forms, and smooth polished surfaces that harken to the exquisite craftsmanship and modern style of the Chrysler and Empire State buildings.
This coop was built in 1939 with 84 units and boasts amenities including an elevator, garden, bike room, storage, central laundry, and resident superintendent. The A train is around the corner, and the home sits between Fort Tryon Park, Bennett Park, and all the restaurants and coffee shops Washington Heights has to offer. There is a 1% flip tax payable by the seller, and dogs, unfortunately, are not permitted.
The faade has been recently restored and that project is scheduled to be completed by September 1, 2024. Floor plan coming soon.
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Listing courtesy of
Douglas Elliman Real Estate
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