860 West 181st Street #8

Bright southern exposure defines this peaceful second-floor co-op apartment, which overlooks a lush New York green space at the rear of the building. This light-filled, home is a true two-bedroom residence offering both comfort and tranquility.
The apartment features a large pass-through, windowed eat-in kitchen equipped with stainless-steel appliances, including a refrigerator, gas range, and microwave. Both bedrooms are generously sized, complemented by four large closets, hardwood parque…

Bright southern exposure defines this peaceful second-floor co-op apartment, which overlooks a lush New York green space at the rear of the building. This light-filled, home is a true two-bedroom residence offering both comfort and tranquility.
The apartment features a large pass-through, windowed eat-in kitchen equipped with stainless-steel appliances, including a refrigerator, gas range, and microwave. Both bedrooms are generously sized, complemented by four large closets, hardwood parquet floors throughout, nine-foot ceilings, and an updated bathroom with a deep, original soaking tub.
Located at the corner of Cabrini Boulevard and 181st Street, West Gate House Co-op offers excellent amenities, including a live-in superintendent, porter, two landscaped garden courtyards, two laundry rooms, storage lockers, bike storage, attractive lobbies, and a ButterflyMX intercom system for secure guest and delivery access.
Convenient transportation options are just minutes away, including the A and 1 subway lines, M4, M5, M98, Bx7, and M100 buses, as well as the George Washington Bridge Bus Terminal with service to New Jersey and Philadelphia. The location provides an easy commute to New York-Presbyterian Hospital, City College, and Columbia University.
The welcoming neighborhood offers a full range of local services and favorites, including fitness centers, grocers, hardware stores, restaurants, coffee shops, bakeries, Cabrini Wine Shop, Breakaway Bike Shop & Café, Citi Bike, and more. Enjoy nearby Fort Tryon Park, the Cloisters, and the Heather Garden, or head to the Hudson River and Fort Washington Park, home to the Little Red Lighthouse, sports fields, nature trails, and a traffic-free bike path stretching down Manhattan's west side to Battery Park. There is an assessment of $161.92 through 2027.