360 Cabrini Blvd

A six-story, prewar cooperative constructed in 1939–1942, this Art Deco building of roughly 100–110 residences combines classic ornament and modernized systems. Facades present decorative masonry, arched framing and tall, multi-paned windows that deliver abundant daylight to many units. Apartment types are largely studios and one-bedrooms with a handful of larger combined flats; interiors commonly feature high ceilings, inlaid or hardwood floors, gracious entry foyers, sunken living rooms, formal dining areas or eat-in kitchens, crown moldings, recessed lighting and original millwork restored alongside contemporary updates such as renovated kitchens and baths. Building services and shared spaces include a part-time doorman (late-afternoon to midnight), a live-in superintendent, newly updated laundry facilities, bicycle storage, private storage cages, and planted interior gardens and courtyard seating. Exterior grounds emphasize seasonal gardens and a courtyard with mature plantings that buffer the street and face Fort Tryon Park. Practical conveniences noted across listings include elevator access, additional building storage, low-cost high-speed internet, and allowances for pets, guarantors and pied-a-terre use under cooperative rules. Located on Cabrini Boulevard in Hudson Heights, the building sits adjacent to Fort Tryon Park and the Cloisters, with easy access to the A train, express buses and neighborhood shops, giving residents parkland vistas, Hudson River and George Washington Bridge sightlines, and a quiet, village-like Manhattan setting.