With unadulterated, natural views and incredibly hilly topography, Inwood feels very different than the rest of Manhattan. And yet, Inwood is still very much a classic Upper Manhattan neighborhood with a small-town feel. Along Dyckman, you’ll find plenty of mom and pop eateries side-by-side with unpretentious wine bars and restaurants. While it is far from the heart of Midtown, residents enjoy relatively short commutes to Midtown via the A train or the 1 train. The area offers a mix of single-family homes, co-ops and rentals in large apartment buildings. Across the board, Inwood has some of the most affordable housing costs in the city.
Biggest Downside
Expect lots of car and truck traffic on the central thoroughfares.
The Mood
Inwood is a residential neighborhood with a vibrant vibe, especially along Broadway.
Heart of the Neighborhood
Inwood Hill Park offers rare access to the Hudson River waterfront, natural growth forests, and surprisingly hilly terrain.
Neighborhood Quirk
Given its hilly topography, pedestrians connect to its many streets via stairways.
Best Perk
The views. Inwood Park offers spectacular views of the Hudson River and the Palisades.
Biggest Downside
Expect lots of car and truck traffic on the central thoroughfares.
The Mood
Inwood is a residential neighborhood with a vibrant vibe, especially along Broadway.
