360 Cabrini Blvd

A low-rise prewar cooperative in Hudson Heights, this six-story Art Deco building dates to the early 1940s and contains a mix of studios and one-bedroom apartments across 41 units. The façade and common lobby preserve period detailing; interiors commonly feature high ceilings, inlaid hardwood floors, arched doorways and sunken living rooms that reflect original prewar character. Many apartments have separate dining foyers, windowed eat-in or galley kitchens, ample built-in storage and multiple exposures with seasonal views toward Fort Tryon Park and the Hudson River. Shared spaces include a landscaped courtyard and garden, bicycle and storage rooms, a renovated laundry facility, and modest service areas maintained by a live‑in superintendent and daytime/part‑time doorman. Building services are practical rather than opulent: storage cages are available for a fee, shipping/cable bulk plans exist, and ongoing capital assessments have been scheduled episodically. Pet policies are permissive and the board permits a range of ownership structures including pied‑à‑terres, guarantors and up to 80% financing in many cases. Located on a tranquil boulevard adjacent to Fort Tryon Park, the property offers direct access to green space, cultural amenities such as The Cloisters, and nearby express A and 1 subway service with convenient bus routes for Midtown commutes.