900 W 190Th St

Cabrini Terrace is a mid‑century co‑operative completed in 1955 that rises 16 stories with 61 residential units offering one‑, two‑ and three‑bedroom layouts. The façade and massing reflect postwar residential scale; interiors often retain period details such as parquet floors, crown molding and generous moldings while many apartments have been updated with contemporary kitchens and baths. Large banks of windows and several corner units provide extended sightlines to the Hudson River, the George Washington Bridge and Manhattan skyline. Common areas include a staffed 24‑hour doorman lobby, two elevators, an attended garage, on‑site superintendent, renovated laundry room, bike and storage rooms, and a community/playroom. Grounds feature newly landscaped gardens and building‑scale plantings; some units include private outdoor terraces. The property is notable for on‑site energy generation — solar panels and a cogeneration system — which reduce building utilities. Practical details: concrete floor construction between units, multiple closets and built‑in storage in many apartments, updated windows with UV protection, and a building policy that permits cats but not dogs. Located in Hudson Heights, the co‑op is a short walk to Fort Tryon Park, the Cloisters, neighborhood shops and transit (A express, 1 train and several express buses).