870 W 181St St

West Gate House is a six-story, 125-unit cooperative building constructed in 1923 and located at the corner of Cabrini Boulevard and West 181st Street in upper Manhattan. The property reflects pre-war architecture with high ceilings, detailed moldings, parquet and hardwood floors, exposed brick in some apartments, and a traditional elevator served layout. Units are predominantly one-bedroom configurations with occasional larger, convertible multi-room apartments; interior features commonly include windowed eat-in kitchens or galley kitchens with breakfast bars, formal dining rooms or dining nooks, den/office spaces, generous foyer areas, abundant closet storage and renovated bathrooms with soaking tubs. Common areas have been refreshed through capital improvements: renovated lobbies, updated intercom connected to mobile phones, improved corridor finishes and energy-efficient lighting and thermostatic radiator controls. On-site services and conveniences include a live-in superintendent, porter, two laundry rooms, storage lockers, bike storage, community room, 24-hour camera security and two landscaped garden courtyards. The building is pet-friendly (board approval may apply) and allows pied-a-terres, guarantors and limited subletting under board rules. Street-level access places residents close to A and 1 subway lines, multiple bus routes and the George Washington Bridge terminal. Immediate neighborhood amenities include cafes, specialty grocers, fitness studios and the recreational green spaces of Fort Tryon and Fort Washington Parks, offering trails, sports fields and riverfront paths.