Building: 326 Ft Washington Avenue

336 Fort Washington is a prewar, six story, two-elevator building located across from J. Hood Wright Park in the Washington Heights submarket of Upper Manhattan. The free-standing building comprises the western portion of the block between 174th Street and 175th Street, providing many windows and well-lit corner units. The “A” express subway makes a stop on the same block as the building’s main entrance. The Washington Heights area west of Broadway is a desirable residential neighborhood in northwest Manhattan that provides excellent subway access to midtown Manhattan at favorable rent levels. The area is well served by public transportation, provides quality neighborhood retail amenities, and offers recreational facilities in Inwood Hill and Fort Tryon Parks. The two main retail thoroughfares servicing the area are along Broadway and 181st street which provide all staple amenities. Directly across the street from the building is the refurbished J. Hood Wright Park which comprises six blocks of landscaped open space. The area is increasingly in demand by young professionals priced out of prime Manhattan, but wishing to remain on the island. The neighborhood has been through cyclical changes throughout New York City’s history but has improved considerably since the 1980s and continues to become home to many new, middle class tenants.