Inwood

Inwood Overview

Living in Inwood, Manhattan

Inwood is the green northern tip of the island. A unique Manhattan NYC neighborhood, it offers a small-town feel, ancient forests, and a pace of life that is refreshing and relaxed.

Homes for Sale in Inwood

Inwood Real Estate Market

Homes for sale in Inwood are a value-hunter's dream. The market is full of spacious Art Deco co-ops that offer real "spread out" room, attracting buyers priced out of the rest of the borough.

Neighborhood Lifestyle

Lifestyle & Community

What It’s Like to Live in Inwood

The lifestyle is outdoorsy and social. From hiking in Inwood Hill Park to enjoying the vibrant culture on Dyckman Street, residents enjoy a balance of nature and neighborhood energy unlike anywhere else.

Getting Around Inwood

Transportation & Commuting

As the terminus of the A Train, you are guaranteed a seat. The commute is a straight shot down the West Side, and easy highway access makes weekend getaways a breeze.

Local Amenities in Inwood

Parks, Schools & Amenities

The amenities are all about nature. Inwood Hill Park offers hiking, tennis, and ballfields. It is a neighborhood where your gym is the great outdoors, complemented by a solid array of local shops and markets.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Inwood safe?
Yes, Inwood is generally a safe, residential neighborhood. The areas around the parks are active and popular with families and dog walkers.
How long is the commute to Midtown?
The Express A train takes about 30-40 minutes to reach Midtown, which is surprisingly fast given the distance.
Is it good for dogs?
It is arguably the best neighborhood in Manhattan for dogs, thanks to the massive expanse of Inwood Hill Park.
Is Inwood affordable?
Yes, it is one of the most affordable neighborhoods in Manhattan, offering great value for cooperative apartments.
What is Inwood Hill Park?
It is Manhattan's last natural salt marsh and old-growth forest, offering hiking trails that feel like you are in the Catskills.
Is there nightlife?
Yes, Dyckman Street (often called 'Dyckman Strip') has a lively scene of restaurants and lounges, particularly in the summer.
Is it hilly?
Yes, parts of Inwood are quite hilly, which contributes to its scenic, non-grid layout.