255 Cabrini Blvd

An eight-story prewar condominium completed in 1939, 255 Cabrini Boulevard is an Art Deco residential building crafted by Boak & Paris and developer Samuel Minskoff. The property contains primarily studios and two-bedroom apartments, many arranged with generous entrance foyers, sunken living rooms, high beamed ceilings, and original herringbone hardwood floors. Unit layouts emphasize separation — distinct foyers, wraparound hallways, and convertible alcoves that accommodate home offices or dining areas. Common building features include a part-time attended lobby, a live-in superintendent, two passenger elevators, and an on-site laundry room. Several residences offer private outdoor space of varying sizes and large closets for storage. The exterior shows the patina and scale of a mature Midtown‑North Manhattan block and has undergone periodic capital work funded by temporary assessments. The building is pet-friendly and elevator-accessible; monthly assessments for façade and elevator projects have been levied at various times. Located on a residential stretch of Cabrini Boulevard in Hudson Heights, the building sits within walking distance of Fort Tryon Park, the Cloisters, neighborhood cafes and shops, and is near the A express and 1 trains and multiple bus routes, offering a quieter, park-adjacent Manhattan lifestyle.