143 Bennett Ave APT 2N, New York, NY 10040

BRAND NEW TO MARKET IN HUDSON HEIGHTS!!! Sexy, Sleek and Originality. That's what this modern 1BR home comes with. Bathroom: Polished nickel kohler fixtures and hardware. 2 shower heads and 2 body sprays in shower with separate valves for each and for temperature. enlarged bathroom, which has a 3 foot wide stand up shower with full glass doors. Full height marble and glass tile walls and floor. hand made cherry wood vanity and recessed, mirrored medicine cabinet. Ipe wood shower bench. Entire apartment: 4 inch recessed, dimmable, low-voltage lighting. dimmers on all lighting. Lutron switches and receptacles, colors match wall paint, screw-less switch plate covers. New crown moldings, baseboard, wall panel, and trim. refinished oak flooring. Real wood horizontal blinds sound proofing on adjacent apartment wall (only 1 wall is up against another apartment). Bedroom: Reconfigured closet with custom closet organizer. sliding frosted/wood glass doors on closet to open up to a full 8 foot. Minka Aire ceiling fan. The Kitchen is in the planning stage - will have the following: Kenmore elite stainless appliances. dishwasher, oversized refrigerator with double doors and pull-out freezer on bottom. 5 or 6 burner stove. Cherry wood kraft maid cabinets. 24 inch storage pantry cabinet with 3 layers of movable storage shelving. Pull out spice rack cabinets. Granite countertops. Ceramic tile flooring. Co-op has outdoor space and parking garage. This gorgeous home is a MUST SEE! To schedule an appt call Iris at 917-733-5146 or stay tuned for our up and coming open house. Neighborhood Description 155th Street to Dyckman Street, from the East River to the Hudson River Stretching from river to river, the bustling neighborhood of Washington Heights is inspiring more than just the hit Broadway musical, In the Heights. Some say the value to be found in Washington Heights recalls that found on the Upper West Side in the 80’s — three-bedroom, three-bathroom apartments are not unusual. With its diverse housing stock, Washington Heights (also known as WaHi) boasts five- and six-story prewar apartment buildings, row houses, and Art-Deco co-ops. The Tudor-style Hudson View Gardens complex and Castle Village and Beaux-Arts co-ops such as the Grinnell and the Riviera are just some of the spots with apartments for sale. Washington Heights is also a bustling urban area with a busy commercial center. Everything from bodegas to bakeries to bars –— is available in Washington Heights along Broadway, St. Nicholas Avenue and 181st Street. Renters and buyers love the area’s prime public transportation — it’s just 20 minutes to Penn Station on the “A” train — and easy access to the rest of the tri-state area via six bridges. Home to New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia University Medical Center, a top healthcare institution, Washington Heights has a rich history as well. Manhattan's oldest house is here, the Morris-Jumel mansion, which served as General Washington’s headquarters in the fall of 1776. The Hispanic Society of America Museum and The American Academy of Arts and Letters sit on Audubon Terrace in Washington Heights, land originally part of a farm belonging to the naturalist John James Audubon. For relaxation, you can’t do better than the greenbelt at Fort Tryon Park. The New Balance Track and Field Center at the Armory features a world-class track and runs the largest after-school program in New York City.