Washington Heights Real Estate: Cabrini Boulevard Apartment Features Hudson Views


WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, NY — This three-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment on Washington Heights' Cabrini Boulevard features great views of the Hudson River and George Washington Bridge. The interiors, newly renovated, aren't too shabby either. The home has a sunken living room with high ceilings, two full bathrooms and restored hardwood floors.

Check out more photos of the home below, and see the full listing on realtor.com.

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imageAddress: 250 Cabrini Blvd Apt 8H, New York City, New York Price: $1,150,000 Square Feet: Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 2 Baths Built: 1936 Features: MAGICAL VIEWS FROM 12 BRAND NEW GLORIOUS WINDOWS! Wake every day to picture-perfect views of the majestic Hudson River, Palisades, GWB and wide open sky from this high floor corner beauty. This special home offers more than just a stunning backdrop; it offers a generous and versatile layout with 2 split bedrooms and a dining room that easily converts to a 3rd bedroom. Newly renovated throughout, simply unpack and you are HOME. A gracious foyer leads to an expansive sunken living room with high ceilings and gorgeous restored basket-weave floors with mahogany inlay. Flooded with southern light, the windowed galley kitchen features cherry cabinetry with granite counters, classic subway tile back splash and stainless appliances. The 2 full bathrooms have been thoughtfully renovated preserving many vintage details. Rounding out the picture are 5 large closets (including a walk-in), restored hardwood floors, updated electric, freshly plastered walls and subtle Deco details. 250 Cabrini stands proudly over the Hudson River while boasting proximity to charming restaurants, fine marketing, express A train (20 minutes to midtown) and spectacular Fort Tryon Park and the Cloisters. Enjoy a resident Super, laundry, part-time doorman (daily) and storage. If QUIET matters, this building is one of the few in the area with concrete slab floors and masonry walls so you will enjoy a better quality of life in your home. Also of note is the building's roof deck with breathtaking views of the GWB, the Palisades and Hudson River. A stunning restoration of the lobby and facade further distinguish this Deco Classic from others in the neighborhood. Once you discover Hudson Heights, Manhattans most charming neighborhood, you will never want to leave. Coming home should always feel this good. This listing originally appeared on realtor.com. For more information and photos, click here. Get free real-time news alerts from the Washington Heights-Inwood Patch.Thanks for your feedback! Now share it with your friends!Thanks for your feedback. Originally published August 24, 2017. Patch Featured Real Estate Announcements are a great way to get seen! Post your real estate announcement today. More from Washington Heights-Inwood Patch

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