180 Cabrini Blvd, 116

Wrap yourself in stunning Hudson River views in this expansive three bedroom, two bathroom co-op in Upper Manhattan's serene Hudson Heights neighborhood.

Bring your architect and your imagination to envision the home of your dreams in this sprawling, approximately 1,260 square foot unit in need of a total renovation. Located high on the 11th floor, the coveted 6 line layout features a grand entry foyer that opens to a spacious dining area and living room with gorgeous views to the northwest. The corner bedroom has access to the hallway bathroom. The second bedroom features abundant closet space with an en suite bathroom, and the two additional bedrooms boast bright southeast exposures. Craft a spectacular chef's haven in the roomy windowed kitchen and enjoy the ease of extra closets and another full bathroom.

Set high on a bluff overlooking the Hudson River and the picturesque Palisades, Castle Village is a five building complex located on the former site of an actual Manhattan castle. This full service, pet friendly cooperative offers part-time doorman service, live-in superintendent, 24 hour security, a fitness center, laundry, children's playroom, residents' lounge, storage, bike room, roof decks and a parking garage. Designed in 1939 by the esteemed George F. Pelham Jr., Castle Village is surrounded by more than 7 acres of pristine lawns, landscaping and playgrounds where you'll find some of the most magnificent sunsets in the city. Co-op policies permit pieds-à-terre and 80 percent financing; there is a 3 percent flip tax.

Hudson Heights is Upper Manhattan's hidden gem oasis, offering a tranquil quality of life surrounded by incredible outdoor space, including Fort Tryon Park and the Met Cloisters, Riverfront Ft. Washington Park and Bennett Park (the highest point in Manhattan). Great shops and services are nearby and 187th Street, and 181st Street features a burgeoning restaurant row. Express A trains deliver you to Midtown in just 25 minutes, 1 trains are within reach, and nearby waterfront bike paths carry you all the way to downtown Manhattan or across the bridge to New Jersey.