160 Cabrini Blvd

Castle Village is a prewar cooperative complex in northern Manhattan, completed in 1939 and composed of mid-rise 14-story apartment buildings set within approximately 7.5 acres of landscaped grounds. The collection offers studios, one- and two-bedroom floor plans characterized by high ceilings, hardwood and herringbone floors, original Deco details such as Bakelite doorknobs and crown/dentil moldings, and apartment features including windowed kitchens, walk-in closets, foyers and sunken living rooms. Common on-site spaces emphasize outdoor and communal living: expansive manicured gardens with walking paths, playgrounds, community garden plots and roof decks in each building. Shared indoor amenities include a river-view fitness center, laundry rooms in every building, indoor play space, storage cages, bike room and a community room. Building services are robust with an on-site management office, resident superintendent, doormen, porters, handymen and 24-hour security; there is also an on-site garage and designated parking. The co-op permits one dog per unit and provides building-wide connectivity with bulk high-speed internet; the property has implemented energy-saving initiatives. Located in Hudson Heights with quick access to the A and 1 trains, multiple bus routes and the Henry Hudson Parkway, the complex sits near Fort Tryon Park, The Cloisters and the Hudson River Greenway, offering a mix of neighborhood shops, cafes and recreational options.