140 Cabrini Blvd

A prewar cooperative complex in Upper Manhattan, Castle Village consists of mid-rise masonry buildings completed in 1939 with 14 stories and roughly 45 residences per building. Apartment layouts range from studios to three-bedroom homes that retain period details — sunken living rooms, high ceilings, crown moldings, herringbone hardwood floors, original hardware and generous foyer and dining spaces. Many units offer multiple exposures, windowed kitchens, walk-in closets and formal dining rooms or dens adaptable to modern use. Shared facilities are extensive for a prewar property: landscaped grounds of more than seven acres with walking paths, gardens, playgrounds and multiple roof decks; a large fitness center with panoramic river views; community rooms and indoor play areas. Building services include part-time doormen, 24-hour security, on-site management and a live-in superintendent; maintenance features laundry rooms, storage and an on-site garage (fees/ waitlists may apply). Exterior amenities include private balconies or outdoor spaces for some units and communal courtyards. Pet policy is restrictive—typically one dog per unit. The complex sits above the Hudson with long-range views toward the river, George Washington Bridge and the Palisades, and is close to Fort Tryon Park, local shops, cafés and express A-train and bus service to Midtown.