Welcome to residence 6E, a sprawling and impeccably designed two-bedroom, two-bathroom corner-unit perched in the trees on an idyllic Hudson Heights block.

Fifteen oversized windows facing south and west drench this home in all-day sunshine. A proper entry-foyer equipped with two walk-in closets leads to a generously proportioned sunken living room framed by a grand archway. The separate kitchen features black and stainless steel appliances including a dishwasher, ample cabinet storage space, and a massive pantry. The adjacent dining room creates the perfect breakfast nook framed by two large windows, with an additional arched entryway to the living room creating an organic flow.

The king-sized primary bedroom has a large closet and a windowed en-suite bathroom. The secondary bedroom is also king-sized with an additional windowed bathroom down the hall with an adjacent linen closet. Original parquet floors and picture frame moulding throughout complete the picture.

Hudson Heights is the crown jewel of upper Manhattan and home to the beautiful Fort Tryon Park, which was conceived by John D Rockefeller and designed by the Olmsted brothers. The park contains within it The Cloisters, which houses the medieval art collection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art. The 67 acre park contains stunning heather gardens, Manhattan’s largest dog run, and wooded hiking trails all perched above Hudson River and Palisade vistas.

Ideally located near the entrance of this lavish park, 690 Fort Washington Avenue is also on the same block as the A express train which gets to midtown in twenty minutes. The building features an expansive marble lobby, two elevators, and a common laundry room. Steps to Frank’s Market, Ozzie’s Fresh Market, Hilltop Pharmacy, Cafe Buunni, Refried Beans, Kismat, Dutch Baby, Tinto and so much more.