Come live in this magical paradise on the Hudson River! Your private garden has one of the most stunning views in NYC. On a clear day, you can see a twenty mile span of river. The one thousand square foot terrace wraps around the apartment and the edible garden overflows with sour cherry trees, mulberries, grapes, gooseberries, aronia, black and red currants, strawberries, tomatoes and cucumbers from Stone Barns Blue Hill and honeysuckle, tulips, and peonies. From your outdoor dining table, you'll see the sunset reflected in the river and the twinkling lights from the George Washington Bridge. And, if you are ready to wake up at dawn, enjoy the sunrise colors from the full glass walls of the Northeast facing bedroom. Behind the terrace, every room in the apartment basks in sunlight and offers full Hudson River views. The ten-foot-tall ceilings provide even more space and light. The apartment was fully renovated in 2013 with clean and warm modern design. Extra deep closets and a rooftop shed provide more storage space than you expect in Manhattan. The 1926 building was gut renovated and converted into a coop in 1986 and it has been impeccably maintained since. It feels like home. Hudson Heights is a wonderful part of New York. Jazz bands and string quartets perform in the local parks. Excellent cafes and restaurants have been popping up all over the neighborhood. Two mid-size grocery stores are three short blocks away. There are two large playgrounds within a five-minute stroll from the building. There is a large variety of daycares including a Montessori school. Hudson Cliffs P.S. 187 is one of the highest rated public schools on Great Schools to the north of the Central Park. Fort Tryon Park and the Cloisters are located three blocks away. Hudson river views, stone staircases and trails, flower gardens and large lawns provide an escape from the city life. Multiple events in Fort Tryon include the Medieval Festival that brings a lot of visitors every year. The express A train stop is three blocks away. You can pick cherries from your own garden, take a morning stroll in the Park and get to Lincoln Center in twenty five minutes.

The manager has listed the unit size as 1300 square feet.