Otu ụlọ ụra n’ụlọ nsọ na Hudson Heights

Kwụsịrị na mkpọtụ nke obodo a na mpaghara dị obere nke ọma, ime ụlọ ụra otu, bụ ebe a na-eme nri na-emekọrịta. Otu mmetụta nke udo na-anabata gị ka ị na-abanye n'ime ụlọ a na-adọrọ adọrọ nwere Deco ụlọ, nke ziri ezi maka igosi ihe ndị ị chọrọ.

Jupụtara na ọkụ sitere na ọdịdị, ụlọ obibi na-enye ohere maka ebe nri na mkparịta ụka. Ọ nwere ụdị ákwà osisi a na-ete, molding foto, na windo buru ibu na-eme ka a na-enwe àgwà.

Nwee ọmarịcha nri na kichin gị nwere windo, nwere ohere ọrụ, igwe eji esi nri, na Bosch dishwasher na ezi nke nri nke nwere ike ịkwado mmadụ anọ ruo isii.

Ụlọ ịsa ahụ nke rụpụtara ya kpamkpam na-egosipụta tiles subway ọdịnala, nnukwu Kohler na-emekarị tub, ọnụ ụzọ igbe mmiri nke ọma, na vanity nke nwere marble na ezigbo nchekwa, nke ndị na-achọ ọdịda a na-emegharị na tiles ala.

Ụlọ ụra buru ibu nwere ebe dị jụụ na-edebe ya pụọ na mpaghara obibi. Windọ ya dị na nkịtị, nke nwere shades a kapịrị ọnụ, na-enye ọnọdụ zuru ike, nke ziri ezi maka ịnọ na ubochi na-eche ihu.

N’ime ụlọ, i nwere ike ịchọta closet anọ buru ibu, cover radiator nwere patina nke sitere na ọdịdị, windowsills quartz mara mma, eletrik emelitere, na mgbidi plaster nke mepụtara n’ụzọ mara mma.

E wuru ya na 1939, a na-emepụta Art Deco Co-operative a banyere ụlọ, nwere lobbi mara mma, gym ($240/n’afọ), nche n’ehihie, Super nke bi na ya, 2 ụlọ na-asa, nchekwa, 2 ụlọ ịnyịnya, ọmarịcha ọhịa na-enyekwa ugbo.

Nweta nhazi mara mma nke obodo na akụ na ụba n'ime mpaghara bụrụ isi Manhattan. Nwee obi ụtọ ibi na nnọkọ nke ọma Fort Tryon Park ebe i nwere ike ibu oge weekends gị na-esi na oké osisi, ịnọ na ogige heather a ma ama, ma ọ bụ na-enwe Manhattan kasị ukwuu nke ịnya—n’ime azụ ụlọ gị.

Obodo a na-enye nri mpaghara dị elu, cafes, ịre ahịa na ụgbọ oloko A bụ naanị na njedebe nke mpaghara. Nwee obi ụtọ na ọ bụ ogologo njem na Met Cloisters Museum na ụzọ ije nke na-elekwasị anya na Hudson River na Palisades mara mma.

Hudson Heights bụ mpaghara kachasị mma na Manhattan. Chọwa ihe dị mfe, ọnụ ahịa, na ịdị mma dị ka; kpọọ taa maka ịkpọnụ nke ụlọ ọhụrụ gị.

ONE BEDROOM OASIS IN PRIME HUDSON HEIGHTS

Escape the city's bustle in this serene, high-floor one-bedroom, a pristine and peaceful respite from the urban grind. A sense of calm embraces you as you enter through the welcoming foyer with classic Deco built-ins, perfect for displaying your curated collectibles.

Filled with natural light, the generous living room provides space for separate dining and conversation areas. It features basket weave hardwood floors, picture molding, and oversized windows with custom shades.

Delight in your windowed, eat-in kitchen with ample workspace, cabinetry, and a Bosch dishwasher with a nice dining area that comfortably accommodates four to six guests.

The fully renovated bathroom showcases classic subway tiles, a deep Kohler soaking tub, a sleek glass shower door, and a marble-top vanity with excellent storage, all complemented by decorative floor tiles.

The huge bedroom is quietly tucked away from the main living space. Its corner window, with custom blackout shades, offers a restful atmosphere, perfect for a peaceful night's sleep before welcoming the stunning morning light.

Throughout the home, you'll find four large closets, radiator covers with rich natural patina, elegant quartz windowsills, updated electrical, and beautifully restored plaster walls.

Built circa 1939, this immaculate Art Deco Co-operative features a striking, well-maintained lobby, a gym ($240/yr), evening security guard, resident Super, 2 laundry rooms, storage, 2 bike rooms, a lovely courtyard garden and is pet friendly.

Experience the perfect blend of city convenience and natural beauty in Manhattan's most charming neighborhood. Enjoy living at the entrance of beautiful Fort Tryon Park where you can spend your weekends hiking wooded trails, relaxing in the stunning heather gardens, or enjoying Manhattan's largest dog run—all right in your backyard.

This vibrant community offers excellent local dining, cafes, shopping and the A express train is just at the end of the block. Enjoy being a short walk to the Met Cloisters Museum and the walking paths overlooking the Hudson River and stunning Palisades.

Hudson Heights is Manhattan’s most bucolic and charming neighborhood. Discover what easy, affordable, quality living looks like; call today for a showing of your new home.