350 Cabrini Blvd

350 Cabrini Boulevard is a six-story, 34-unit prewar co-op completed in 1935 and built in a restrained Art Deco idiom. The masonry midrise presents classical period details inside many apartments: high ceilings, archways, basket-weave and hardwood floors, original wrought-iron railings and restored metal door casings. Units are predominantly one- and two-bedroom layouts, with several larger corner and top-floor plans that capture multiple exposures and seasonal views of the Hudson River and Cabrini Boulevard. Kitchens and baths in many homes have been renovated to modern standards while retaining period moldings and decorative trim; common interior features across the building include entrance foyers, generously sized closets (including his-and-hers configurations in some units), den spaces, and thoughtfully integrated storage. Shared building amenities center on quiet, residential convenience: a part-time doorman/porter schedule, a live-in superintendent, central laundry, bike room, rentable private storage cages, AC storage and a landscaped courtyard/garden with seating. Outdoor amenities historically include a courtyard garden and access to nearby tennis courts and parkland. The co-op is pet-friendly (with a dog weight limit noted in some listings), has limited assessments at times, and benefits from immediate access to the A express subway at 190th Street, local bus routes and the green spaces and attractions of Hudson Heights and Fort Tryon Park.