140 Cabrini Blvd

Castle Village is a prewar, mid-rise cooperative complex built in 1939 and organized as a cluster of 14-story residential buildings set within 7.5 acres of private grounds overlooking the Hudson River and Palisades. Designed by George F. Pelham Jr., the development features traditional prewar architecture with brick façades and large, regularly spaced windows; many units retain period details such as high ceilings, herringbone/parquet hardwood floors, moldings and decorative hardware. Apartment configurations range from studios to three-bedrooms, frequently arranged with separate dining foyers, sunken living rooms, windowed kitchens and multiple closets including walk-ins. Interior finishes in individual units vary widely from original Deco-era baths and classic kitchens to fully renovated chef’s kitchens, recessed lighting and contemporary millwork in larger combined units. Common building amenities emphasize outdoor space and community life: extensive manicured lawns and gardens, walking paths, community garden plots, playgrounds, roof decks on each building and private terraces in some units. Services include part-time doormen, 24-hour security, on-site management and live-in super, plus porters and handymen; shared facilities comprise a fitness center with river views, laundry rooms in each building, community rooms, indoor play space, storage cages, bike rooms and an on-site garage (fees and waitlists may apply). The co-op permits one dog per apartment, provides building-wide Wi-Fi hotspots and a bulk high-speed internet plan, and periodically conducts capital projects with assessments. Located in Hudson Heights, the complex sits steps from Fort Tryon Park, local shops and transit options (A and 1 trains), offering a suburban-like landscaped setting within upper Manhattan.