Perched at the highest point in Manhattan, with direct, panoramic views of the Hudson River, sits the most welcoming home on the market. Grab a book, entertain your friends or have your morning coffee in one of six rooms that offer unobstructed, pristine views of the Hudson River and the George Washington Bridge. Get your binoculars out and keep count of all the boats that sail by or enjoy the soft golden sunset light that arrives every evening. This home, away from the hustle and bustle of the city and nestled in a more peaceful life along the banks of the Hudson, welcomes its new owners. Enter #18/19 through a gracious foyer off of which you will find ample closets as well as a separate laundry room equipped with a washing station and additional cold storage. The open concept kitchen, with its own breakfast/dinner nook that looks onto the George Washington Bridge, has been beautifully renovated with cherry wood millwork, stainless steel appliances and excellent countertop space. Next to the kitchen you will find the first full bathroom, tastefully redone with subway tiles and conveniently located for guests and owners alike. The dining room is an entertainer's dream with dual exposures, excellent views and light and ample space to seat all your guests. The large, sunken living room is smartly divided with French doors allowing light from all directions and custom built-ins surrounding the space provide a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The primary bedroom faces directly West over the Hudson River and has been updated with his and her custom walk-in closets and a fully renovated ensuite bathroom. Adjacent to the primary bedroom is the large study, with custom built-in bookcases/desks/shelving and a reading nook. See the alternate floor plan to understand how this could be converted into an additional bedroom if needed. The second bedroom, with ensuite bathroom, occupies its own private wing with views of the George Washington Bridge directly outside its windows. An additional third bedroom is located off the foyer with open views of the Castle Village gardens. The Castle Village Co-operative, designed by George F. Pelham Jr. and built between 1938-1939, occupies over seven acres along the Hudson River. True to its name, the design for the buildings was inspired by medieval European keeps and the entire complex was constructed with reinforced concrete, one of the first projects of its kind to do so. Castle Village is a community in and of itself with beautiful manicured lawns, community gardens and herb beds, walking paths, a children's playground and plenty of outdoor seating areas from which you can watch the Hudson flow by. In-building amenities include an incredible roof deck with 360 degree views, laundry room, bike storage, private storage, a community gym, indoor playroom, community room, garage, live-in super with additional staff and the on-site management office. Fort Tryon park, the Cloisters and Bennet Park (with outdoor jazz in the warmer months) are all within walking distance. Enjoy wonderful food and drink right outside your door at 181 Cabrini, Le Chile and Saggio. Get down to Times Square in approx. 30 min via the express A train or go local on the 1. Pets allowed. There is currently a monthly assessment of $1076.98.