180 Cabrini Blvd

Castle Village is a prewar co-op complex completed in 1939 comprising multiple 14-story buildings set within roughly 7.5 acres of formally landscaped grounds in Hudson Heights, Manhattan. The collection reflects Art Deco-era planning and residential scale: masonry façades, bay windows and generously proportioned common lawns and walking paths. Units range from studios and two-bedrooms to four-bedroom layouts and several convertible/combined apartments; many residences retain prewar details—high ceilings, herringbone/parquet floors, original hardware and sizeable entry foyers—alongside renovated kitchens and baths. Buildings provide a broad set of resident-focused shared spaces: a fitness center with river views, roof decks on each building with expansive vistas, indoor and outdoor play areas, community gardens and picnic plots, a large community/event room, laundry rooms in each building, storage cages (waitlist), and bike storage. On-site operations include live-in supers, management, part-time doormen, porters and 24-hour security; there is an attached garage with resident access. The landscaped property features courtyard areas, playgrounds and tennis courts, plus plentiful sitting areas and scenic outlooks toward the Hudson River, the George Washington Bridge and the Palisades. Pet policy allows one dog per apartment. The complex sits near Fort Tryon and Inwood Hill Parks and is served by nearby A and 1 subway lines and multiple bus routes, offering roughly 20-minute commute access to midtown Manhattan.