$425,000/mo

160 Cabrini Blvd Apt 127, New York City, NY 10033

1 bed |
1 bath |
796 sqft

Rent shown is base rent as provided by the property owner or manager. Additional mandatory fees, deposits, or utilities may apply and are set by the property owner or manager.

Rental
Built in 1939
—— sqft lot
—— car garage
$534/sqft
Listed 20 days ago

Property Description

Welcome to this spacious one-bedroom home at Castle Village, offering approximately 796 square feet, beautiful original prewar details, and breathtaking Hudson River and Palisades views. Perched high above the river, the apartment enjoys wonderful natural light and a sense of openness that is hard to find in Manhattan. The generous living room is framed by large windows with direct river views, while original herringbone hardwood floors bring warmth and character throughout the home. The layout includes a well-proportioned bedroom, excellent closet space, and both a windowed kitchen and windowed bathroom. The kitchen is ready for its next chapter and offers an opportunity for a buyer to renovate and create something that reflects their own style. The home has been priced with that in mind, making this a compelling opportunity to purchase a spacious one-bedroom in one of Hudson Heights' most established residential communities while adding value over time. Castle Village is set across approximately 7.5 acres of landscaped private grounds overlooking the Hudson River. Designed by George Fred Pelham Jr. and completed in 1939, the community is known for its prewar architecture, landscaped walking paths, gardens, playgrounds, outdoor seating areas, and remarkable sunset views toward the George Washington Bridge. Residents enjoy laundry facilities, roof decks, a fitness center, children's playroom, community room, bike storage, elevators, attended service, a live-in superintendent, and on-site parking facilities. The location is one of the neighborhood's biggest draws. You are moments from Fort Tryon Park and The Met Cloisters, with Riverside Park, Fort Washington Park, neighborhood restaurants, cafés, and shopping nearby. The A train at 181st Street is close by, making the commute downtown convenient while still giving you the space, greenery, and riverfront setting that make Hudson Heights feel distinct from the rest of Manhattan. Ongoing Assessment: $103.59/month & Special Assessment $457.46/month ends Dec. 2029