250 Cabrini Blvd

A nine-story prewar cooperative completed in 1936, this Art Deco residential building contains 32 primarily one- and two-bedroom homes arranged around traditional floor plans. The exterior presents a restored Deco façade and a formal lobby that reflect period detailing; interiors commonly retain high beamed ceilings, crown moldings, hardwood basket-weave floors with mahogany inlay, original trim and decorative hardware alongside selectively modernized kitchens and baths. Common areas include an elevator, a landscaped roof deck with panoramic Hudson River and George Washington Bridge views, a central laundry room, private storage, and a staffed superintendent; the property operates with a daily part-time doorman. Construction features concrete slab floors and masonry party walls, which contribute to quieter residences. Building services and policies accommodate pets and provide video security; there is limited private outdoor space attached to some units. Situated in Hudson Heights, the block offers immediate access to Fort Tryon Park, the Cloisters, nearby cafés and grocery options, and transit including the A train and local buses, positioning the building as a calm, view-oriented option within upper Manhattan.