Building: 65 Nagle Avenue

Nestled in the Fort George, 65 Nagle Ave is a pre-war walk up building built in 1914 and consists of 2 and 3 bedrooms. Most of the units have been renovated. The building is equal distance to the A train at 190 or 1 train at Dyckman. Some hidden gems in the area include the Cloisters which are easily accessible from the A train via the elevator exit to the Margaret Corbin Park Plaza. In addition to the Cloisters, there are amazing views from Fort Tryon Park which is named after Major General Sir William Tyron after the British defeat.

65 Nagle is also conveniently located in a vibrate section of Fort George but yet minutes away to the peace, quietness, greenery of Fort Tryon.

Description provided by Margarita Fernandez