ID #‎	22956317
Details	1 bed, 1 bath, 51 Units in the building, Building has 6 floors Listing Age: 23 days
Construction Year	1909
Maintenance Fees	$885
Subway	2 min to A
	7 min to 1

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Charming and spacious, this north and south facing, first floor, one bedroom co-op apartment is ready for you. The bright expansive living room has room for a comfortable dining area or potential room for a second bedroom. There is a large eat-in kitchen with an exposed brick wall, dishwasher, refrigerator, gas range and lots of cabinet storage. Nicely finished bathroom with white subway tiles, honeycomb pattern floor, pedestal sink and deep soaking tub. Also included is a separate entry foyer, hardwood floors, 9' 6" ceilings, five closets and original detail. 854 W 181 Street is located on the corner of Cabrini Boulevard and 181st Street. It features a spectacular roof-top deck overlooking the George Washington Bridge, Hudson River and Manhattan skyline. This pet-friendly co-op has a live-in super, laundry facilities, storage lockers, and a bike room. Easy commute to Columbia Presbyterian Hospital and City College. Just minutes away are the A and 1 train stations, with a quick 20 minute ride downtown, or hop on a Citibike and take the Hudson River Bike path to work. You will also find the M4, M5, M98, Bx7 and M100 buses, and the George Washington Bridge Terminal with bus service to New Jersey and surrounding areas. The welcoming neighborhood has all the local services you need, including fitness centers, grocers, hardware stores, bakeries, restaurants, and wine shops. Enjoy outdoor time in Fort Tryon Park designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, Jr., son of the co-designer of Central Park and Prospect Park. Visit the Cloisters and Heather Garden, or head down to the Hudson River to Fort Washington Park where you will find the Little Red Light House, tennis courts, soccer and baseball fields, running trails, and a bike path that is traffic-free all the way down the west side of Manhattan to Battery Park. If you're looking for space, value and a beautiful, park-rich neighborhood, make Hudson Heights/Washington Heights your new home!

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