Urban Retreat in Bucolic Hudson Heights Apartment 3E is an expansive one-bedroom, renovated residence that offers a gracious and easy layout. A true entrance foyer greets you and leads to an expansive and sunny living/dining combo with a loft-like feel that can be furnished without compromise when its time to relax or entertain. Whether you are a home chef or an aficionado of takeout options, the windowed, EAT IN kitchen will empower you to pull together simple meals or a sit-down dinner. Generous maple cabinetry, expansive granite countertops, and a full suite of appliances will give you the tools to create the setting that will impress the most discerning guests. Time for a simple meal? The dining nook will accommodate a cozy table and chairs! Offering two exposures, the large primary bedroom offers impressive dimensions that will accommodate a Queen or King suite, along with two separate closets. The windowed, full bath offers a tub/shower combination, stylish vessel sink, and a classic, tiled floor. Add hardwood floors and great natural light from all of the windows throughout, four large closets and check, check, check! 143-153 Bennett Avenue is a two-building co-op located between 187th Street and 189th Street in Hudson Heights. The cooperative is comprised of two post-war, six-story buildings that have only about one hundred apartments. Residents enjoy a video intercom system, on site laundry, and fitness center. Bike storage and parking are available for an additional fee. The backyard offers patio seating, BBQ grilling, and an herb garden and composting for all the residents to use. Community cable and Wi-Fi are offered at bulk rates and wireless access is available in all common areas. Sublets are permitted after two years of residency. Sorry, pets are not permitted. Hudson Heights is a neighborhood that lives up to its name and is steeped in history. 153 Bennett Ave is just steps away from a plethora of dining, shopping options, parks and points of interest. The 187th street location is also perfect for walking up the stairs to bustling 187th and Ft. Washington Ave. Bennett Park, just a short distance away, is the highest natural point in Manhattan! When its time to hop on a train to easily access other parts of the city, the 1/A trains are conveniently nearby as are most bus lines.