Location
Midtown connection.
Riverdale
at the edge.
The Henry sits on a ridge above Spuyten Duyvil, where river views, parks, bridges, and city access come together. It is a rare New York setting: quiet, scenic, residential, and still just a quick ride from Grand Central.
Spuyten Duyvil Shorefront Park
A peaceful riverfront setting with open views, natural edges, and a sense of calm at the water.
Spuyten Duyvil Metro-North
Direct Metro-North service connects residents to Grand Central in approximately 22 minutes, based
on current site copy.
Henry Hudson Bridge
A defining neighborhood landmark that frames the skyline and connects Riverdale to Manhattan.
Van Cortlandt Park
Trails, fields, courts, riding stables, and wide-open green space make it one of the area’s great escapes.
Riverdale dining
Local cafés, restaurants, bakeries, and neighborhood staples bring daily convenience and character.
Hill Schools and Colleges
Riverdale is known for its established schools, including Horace Mann, Fieldston, Riverdale Country School, and nearby colleges.
At The Henry, the city feels close but never loud. Parks, transit, water, and neighborhood life create a setting that is both connected and removed in the best possible way.
