250 Cabrini Blvd

250 Cabrini Boulevard is a nine-story, prewar cooperative completed in 1936 and anchored by an Art Deco façade and a restored lobby. The building contains studios through two-bedroom residences with original-era details such as beamed high ceilings, crown moldings, patterned basket-weave hardwood floors with mahogany inlay, and generous foyer and dining room proportions. Many apartments have large windows that capture Hudson River, Palisades and George Washington Bridge views as well as cross breezes; several homes feature sunken living rooms, en suite baths, and updated kitchens with stone counters and stainless appliances. Common areas and resident services include a part-time doorman, live-in superintendent, on-site laundry, private storage (limited), limited bike storage, and a resident library. Outdoors, a roof deck provides panoramic river and bridge vistas; the building has also added solar panels on part of the roof. Construction uses concrete slab floors and masonry party walls, contributing to quieter units. The co-op’s policies allow pets with board approval, permit gifting and guaranteeing, and offer limited subletting after residency requirements; management emphasizes financial stability and careful stewardship of the property. Located in Hudson Heights, the building is close to Fort Tryon Park, The Cloisters, local shops and express A-train service to midtown.