Enjoy the best of Hudson Heights livingspacious, green, and historicwhile being steps from express transit to every part of the city. This high-floor, updated home offers exceptional quiet, great light, high ceilings, and abundant closet space, creating a serene retreat in one of the neighborhood's best locations. Classic prewar details (true entry foyer, arched doorways) combine with stone countertops, subway tile and crisp white cabinets in the windowed kitchen. The oversized living room has plenty of space for a dining area, while the bedroom easily fits a desk. 854 West 181st is an art deco gem that has been thoughtfully upgraded and wonderfully maintained. Recent improvements include a brand-new expanded laundry room, renovated basement, and new video intercom system with remote digital access. The lobby, hallways, and stairwells have just been fully refurbished with new lighting, fresh paint, and updated decor throughout. A true highlight is the spectacular furnished rooftop with urban gardening and sweeping panoramic views of the George Washington Bridge, river, and city skyline. The building offers a bike room, storage, live-in super and welcoming pet-friendly community. Professionally managed, and with Local Law 11 exterior facade work recently completed, this is a building that delivers long-term value and peace of mind. Ideally located on the corner of Cabrini Boulevard and West 181st Street, with easy access to the A and 1 trains (20 minutes to Midtown), M4 and M98 buses, Hudson River cycling trails, tennis courts, cafes, restaurants, shopping, and fitness studios. With tree-lined streets, proximity to Fort Tryon park, The Cloisters museum, Columbia Presbyterian hospital and stunning views of the Palisades, Hudson River, and George Washington Bridge, Hudson Heights remains one of Manhattan's most picturesque and livable enclaves.
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