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This bright and serene one-bedroom, one-bath home combines prewar charm with modern conveniences in thriving Washington Heights.

This top-floor co-op apartment receives sunlight from six large windows facing north and east. Dark hardwood floors run throughout, while sky-high ceilings rise overhead. In the updated, oversized kitchen/dining area you'll find long countertops, lovely custom glass-front cabinets and full-size appliances. The living room provides ample space for a cozy seating area, or ask your contractor to knock down a single wall to create an expansive great room. The bathroom seamlessly blends old and new with a claw foot tub situated next to modern fixtures and a vessel-sink vanity. You'll love waking to glorious eastern light in your sunny bedroom, featuring a large closet and plenty of space for a queen bed and dressers.

This apartment is situated on the top floor of a well-maintained six-floor walk-up building located on a tree-lined street on the border of Washington Heights and Sugar Hill.  With no neighbors above you, the home is pin-drop quiet. Abundant greenspace surrounds the area with Highbridge Park, Jackie Robinson Park and the Hudson River Greenway all nearby. New York institutions City College of New York, Columbia University and New York Presbyterian Hospital are easily accessible, and public transportation abounds with C and 1 trains just blocks away.

This is a Housing Development Fund Corporation co-op apartment; income restrictions apply.