Sun-Filled Renovated Corner One Bedroom with Prewar Charm

Welcome home to this bright and beautifully renovated corner one-bedroom at 225 Bennett Avenue. With north and west exposures, this sun-filled home enjoys excellent natural light and peaceful views of the surrounding trees. Classic prewar details-including beautiful hardwood floors, 9-foot ceilings, and graceful archways-give the apartment warmth, character, and timeless New York charm.

Recent improvements include new window treatments, doors and hardware, and light fixtures, giving the apartment a fresh and polished feel.

The renovated windowed eat-in kitchen features premium Frigidaire Gallery appliances, quartz countertops, abundant cabinetry, and new flooring. The versatile range offers
multiple cooking functions, including air frying, slow cooking, and convection cooking, making everyday meals and entertaining even more convenient.

The renovated windowed bathroom complements the home's modern aesthetic, while the bright bedroom offers a walk-in closet and wonderful natural light.

The building offers affordable maintenance and exceptional flexibility, with pets permitted, pied-à-terre ownership, co-purchases, and immediate subletting allowed upon
purchase-an appealing combination for both primary residents and investors. Additional amenities include a resident superintendent, central laundry, and common storage, with a parking garage conveniently located next door and operated separately.

Qualified first-time buyers may also be eligible for up to $20,000 toward their down payment and closing costs through select bank programs, providing an additional opportunity for eligible purchasers.

Enjoy the best of Hudson Heights just moments from Fort Tryon Park, with scenic walking trails, Hudson River views, the Met Cloisters, and the Heather Garden. Conveniently located just two blocks from the A and 1 trains, you'll enjoy easy access to Columbus Circle, Midtown, and the rest of Manhattan.

Move right in and enjoy a rare combination of natural light, classic prewar charm, modern updates, affordable carrying costs, and flexible ownership options in one of
Manhattan's most distinctive neighborhoods.