Available for September 1st!

Perched in scenic Hudson Heights, one of Manhattan's few undiscovered neighborhoods, 250 Cabrini Boulevard is nestled on a quiet street overlooking the Hudson River. This location has easy subway access and is a quick jaunt to coffee shops, supermarkets, and restaurants. 3F is a two bedroom apartment that offers a quiet respite in an elegant Art Deco inspired building with a rooftop terrace offering bragging rights and gorgeous sunsets co-starring the Hudson River and George Washington Bridge.A spacious entryway greets you as you enter the apartment, with back to back closets for ample storage and plenty of room for a work from home area. Follow the herringbone parquet floors into the living and dining room area which enjoys southern exposure and corner windows for additional light and a glimpse of the Hudson River. Enjoy a meal, morning coffee, or a late night movie, there is plenty of space to unwind!Across the hall, the primary bedroom more than accommodates a king bed and furniture, with two separate closets and two large windows. The second bedroom could also serve as a play or study area in addition to a second work from home space.The renovated windowed-kitchen with marble countertops and stainless steel appliances such as a dishwasher and 5 burner stove, boasts cabinets galore with prep space and outlets for all of your favorite kitchen gadgets. The Art Deco inspired tile-work in the windowed bathroom is just one of many charms found throughout the building. For your comfort, two air conditioning units are provided. Standard Coop approval process applies, inquire for details.Built in 1936, this nine story Hudson Heights Coop has a part-time doorman, live-in superintendent and two elevators that take you down to the Hercules card operated laundry room, complete with a robust lending library guaranteeing you'll never be bored again waiting for your towels to dry! Up on the rooftop, residents can enjoy some expansive Uptown views of the Hudson River and the George Washington Bridge with the rest of Manhattan and New Jersey as the backdrop.With Hudson Heights' acclaimed Art Deco architecture dating back to the Rockefeller's and its distinction of being home to Manhattan's highest natural point, you'll be won over by cul-de-sac streets with river views and expansive green spaces like Fort Tryon Park and the Cloisters. Served by the 1 and A trains, express service will get you to Columbus Circle in just over 20 minutes.