Stretch out in this spacious and sunny prewar three-bedroom, one-bathroom home in the park-filled Hudson Heights section of Upper Manhattan.

Tons of windows wrap this 1,380-square-foot home to the west, north and east shining golden sunshine on lovely prewar details, including substantial baseboards, moldings and trim. In the spacious, updated pass-through kitchen, you'll enjoy plenty of cabinet space and full-sized appliances, and the large living room provides ample space for comfortable relaxation. Each of the three large bedrooms features large windows and closets, and any one of them could easily serve as a formal dining room or home office if needs dictate.

359 Fort Washington is a stately, brick co-op building offering a live-in superintendent, bike storage and central laundry facilities. Set in gorgeous Hudson Heights ? Manhattan's best-kept secret ? residents enjoy a fantastic residential lifestyle within easy access to the rest of the city. Abundant green space surrounds the neighborhood: J. Hood Wright Park is at the next corner, massive Fort Washington and Fort Tryon parks line the Hudson River and Highbridge Park, which is slated for a multimillion-dollar restoration, runs along the Harlem River just five blocks west. The nearby revitalized NJ Transit bus terminal will open soon with a collection of new shops and services, and access to A and 1 trains provides effortless public transportation, putting midtown Manhattan less than 20 minutes away.