Located in Hudson Heights, this prewar art deco building sits up above the Hudson River. It is on Cabrini Boulevard, named after America's first saint Mother Theresa Cabrini, which is a tree lined and quant street. This beautiful, bright and spacious apartment was renovated recently but has also kept its original art deco style. Its original hardwood floor was bleached to perfection and preserved. The kitchen has a large window and is open to a sunken living room. The bedroom is so large and through its three windows you have a wonderful view of the river in winter, whilst in summer you have a green, vibrant tree filled landscape. This co-op building is close to the Cloisters Museum, Ft. Tryon Park, the A train, several bus lines, multitudes of restaurants and small businesses, and a public school. The building has courtyards/patios and a large garden for residents. Amenities include: pets allowed, sublet allowed, pied-a-terre allowed, live-in-super, part time doorman, bike storage. Current assessment is $95.50 till January 2019.