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Fort Tryon Gardens is a post-war cooperative in Washington Heights near Fort Tryon Park and popular amenities. The building offers on-site staff, laundry facilities, and optional storage and parking, with pets allowed. Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
Fort Tryon Gardens is a 1950 post-war cooperative comprising eight buildings and 352 apartments directly across from Fort Tryon Park in Washington Heights. The park contains the Heather Garden, wooded paths, Hudson River overlooks and The Met Cloisters. The 190th Street A station is across the street, while the 191st Street 1 station is two blocks away on Broadway.
Floor plans range from studios to two bedroom homes of about 1,100 square feet. Apartments commonly have hardwood floors, high ceilings and windowed kitchens, and many receive light from multiple exposures. Garden and courtyard outlooks recur across the complex, while upper floor homes may face the park and surrounding skyline.
Landscaped gardens and walkways connect the buildings, with a large private courtyard at the center of the grounds. The co-op has a live-in superintendent, porters, a 24 hour laundry room, bike storage, resident storage and on-site parking. Pets and pied-à-terre ownership are permitted, and recent capital work has included roof replacement, façade repairs, plumbing upgrades and video intercom improvements; an assessment connected to Local Law 11 and other projects runs through December 2027.
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