Fantastic opportunity - Estate Sale Welcome to this stunning sun-filled home in the R (walk-up) building at the marvelous Hudson River Views cooperative in Upper Manhattan. Located two flights up, this 1-bedroom boasts direct Hudson River views. The primary bedroom is generously sized, featuring gorgeous custom-built-in bookshelves, drawers, custom closets, and a window bench. The windowed bathroom includes a double vanity, ceramic tiles, custom storage, and a soaking tub. The eat-in kitchen includes stainless steel appliances, a pantry, ample counter space, and a windowed dining alcove. The spacious living is filled with sunlight and leafy views, making it perfect for entertaining. It has a large, yet discreet, home office tucked behind elegant, sliding glass and wood screens. Hudson View Gardens was designed by renowned architect George Frederick Pelham. Constructed in 1924, it is one of Manhattans oldest continuous co-ops, now on the National Register of Historic Places. Hudson River Views is a meticulously maintained and much sought-after Co-op on 4 Acres nestled within exquisite gardens. The complex features a delightful English sitting rose garden, a private picnic terrace overlooking the river, a childrens playground, and a resident-only preschool. Pets are welcome. Additional amenities include mail delivery to each apartment, a central package room, a live-in superintendent, an on-site Management Office, 24-hour security, a parking area exclusively for residents, a central laundry room, bicycle storage, and storage available for a fee. A penthouse apartment is also available to rent for overnight guests of residents. The complex is conveniently located near parks, museums, the Metropolitan Museum of Arts Cloisters, Fort Tryon Park, the Heather Garden, the Little Red Light House under the Great Gray Bridge, public tennis courts and bicycle trails, Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, shopping, restaurants, the A subway line, and the express M98 and M4 bus line. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to own a piece of history in a prime Upper Manhattan location.