Castle Village is a five-building cooperative apartment complex located on Cabrini Boulevard between West 181st and 186th Streets in the Hudson Heights area of Washington Heights. The project was completed in 1939 by real estate developer Charles V. Paterno of which the 7.5 acres site was home to his former castle-like residence.
Castle Village contains some of the first apartment towers to employ reinforced concrete construction in New York City. The design of the towers was influenced by medieval European castle keeps. Each floor contains nine apartments, the majority of which have Hudson River and George Washington Bridge views.
Castle Village is perched above the Hudson River on 7 ½ acres of lush garden grounds with walking paths, outdoor playground, community garden plots, herb garden, picnic areas, many benches to enjoy the magnificent sunsets. There is a state-of the art gym (with full river views to inspire a great workout), indoor playspace, roof decks on ALL buildings, garage, community room, laundry room in each building, storage cages, bike storage, live-in superintendent, on-site management office, doormen, porters, Handymen – wonderful large staff catering to your needs! Pets are okay (one dog per household). It’s only 20 minutes from this urban oasis to Midtown, plus Fort Tryon Park, Cloisters Museum, Riverside Park, and the Little Red Lighthouse.
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For some co-ops, instead of price per square foot, we use an estimate of the number of rooms for each sold apartment to chart price changes over time. This is because many co-op listings do not include square footage information, and this makes it challenging to calculate accurate square-foot averages.
By displaying the price per estimated room count, we are able to provide a more reliable and consistent metric for comparing sales in the building. While we hope that this gives you a clearer sense of price trends in the building, all data should be independently verified. All data provided are only estimates and should not be used to make any purchase or sale decision.
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Year
Avg Price / Ft2 (Est)
Median Price / Ft2 (Est)
Avg. Actual Price
Med. Actual Price
Transactions
2025
$847
$752,000
$826
$625,000
5
2024
$722
$889,208
$676
$587,500
12
2023
$782
$910,154
$804
$699,000
13
2022
$925
$901,933
$794
$715,000
26
2021
$815
$871,477
$781
$882,500
22
2020
$820
$957,544
$817
$920,000
17
2019
$803
$820,452
$774
$695,000
17
2018
$830
$911,853
$799
$695,000
17
2017
$844
$919,731
$856
$799,000
13
2016
$927
$814,104
$763
$625,000
29
2015
$748
$739,542
$740
$672,500
24
2014
$687
$641,250
$649
$575,500
26
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Year
Avg Price / Ft2 (Est)
Median Price / Ft2 (Est)
Avg. Actual Price
Med. Actual Price
Transactions
2013
$544
$537,606
$531
$445,000
36
2012
$525
$574,386
$500
$602,000
22
2011
$526
$547,607
$534
$475,000
21
2010
$471
$534,379
$488
$550,000
19
2009
$583
$564,042
$571
$619,500
12
2008
$634
$617,289
$637
$558,500
19
2007
$579
$614,552
$579
$575,000
33
2006
$538
$553,158
$549
$501,200
20
2005
$566
$564,305
$556
$464,250
26
2004
$447
$492,468
$455
$496,409
26
2003
$363
$342,262
$319
$290,000
35
Please note that price/ft2 calculations is from only 59% of total transactions during the period
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