900 W 190Th St

Cabrini Terrace is a mid-century, 16-story cooperative completed in 1955 in Manhattan’s Hudson Heights. The building primarily offers one- and two-bedroom apartment layouts with period details—parquet floors, crown moldings, chandeliers, recessed lighting and sizable entry foyers—and a mix of renovated kitchens and bathrooms alongside units that retain original finishes. Constructed on a concrete slab, the structure emphasizes quiet interiors and benefits from UV-protected windows. Common areas include a staffed 24-hour doorman lobby, a live-in superintendent, community room, laundry facilities, bike storage, resident storage and an attended garage run by a private vendor. Grounds are thoughtfully landscaped with shared gardens and small private outdoor spaces for some units. The co-op has an environmental focus: solar panels and a co-generation plant lower utility costs, and the property supports recycling and composting programs. Building policies permit cats but not dogs; financing is commonly limited to 80% for purchases. Located a short walk from Fort Tryon Park, the Cloisters and the A and 1 subway lines, the building sits amid neighborhood shops, eateries and transit links that combine a residential, park-adjacent lifestyle with convenient city access.