120 Cabrini Blvd

Castle Village is a landmarked prewar cooperative complex in northern Manhattan, completed in 1939 and composed of five 14-story buildings clustered around roughly 7.5 acres of private landscaped grounds. The development contains 39 residences per building in a mix of studios, one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments, many preserving prewar details such as herringbone and oak hardwood floors, high ceilings, picture moldings and original hardware alongside periodic modern renovations. Interiors frequently include windowed kitchens, generous dining foyers, practical built-ins, ample closets and some units with additional small rooms suitable for home offices or nurseries. Shared facilities emphasize outdoor life and community: manicured gardens, picnic areas, community garden plots, playgrounds, courtyards and roof decks with panoramic Hudson River and George Washington Bridge views. On-site services and conveniences are extensive for a co-op: part-time doormen, 24-hour security, live-in super, porters and maintenance staff, an exercise room with river vistas, indoor play space, laundry rooms in each building, storage and bike rooms, a community room for events, and an on-site garage with valet options. The property is pet-friendly with a typical one-dog limit and offers easy transit access (A express and other bus/subway connections) and proximity to Fort Tryon Park, the Cloisters, Riverside Park and neighborhood shops and restaurants.