NYC Subway Station · Manhattan
Apartments Near Cathedral Pkwy (110 St) Station
Cathedral Pkwy (110 St) in Manhattan has entrances inside 2 DwellCheck-analyzed neighborhoods. Browse apartments nearby by neighborhood or type, with full livability data from NYC Open Data.
Station Overview
Served by the B, C trains (MTA daytime service).
Source: MTA Subway Stations and Complexes (data.ny.gov), station complex 155; neighborhoods from MTA entrance locations and NYC 2020 NTA boundaries. Updated 2026-09-14.
Neighborhoods around Cathedral Pkwy (110 St)
These 2 DwellCheck-analyzed neighborhoods each contain an entrance to Cathedral Pkwy (110 St). Click any to see its full livability profile and nearby apartment options.
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Frequently asked questions
What trains stop at Cathedral Pkwy (110 St) in Manhattan?
Cathedral Pkwy (110 St) in Manhattan is served by the B, C trains on the MTA's daytime service pattern. The MTA does not list Cathedral Pkwy (110 St) as accessible. Check the MTA for late-night and weekend changes.
What is the area around Cathedral Pkwy (110 St) actually like?
Cathedral Pkwy (110 St) is in Manhattan. Its entrances are inside 2 DwellCheck neighborhoods: Harlem and Upper West Side. The station sits on a neighborhood boundary, so the blocks change character depending on which exit you take. Walk the area at different times of day before committing to a lease nearby.
How far should I live from Cathedral Pkwy (110 St) to still call it "near the subway"?
Most New Yorkers consider anything under a 10-minute walk to be "near" a station. Under 5 minutes is ideal. But the real test is the door-to-platform time — a building 3 minutes from the entrance can be several more from the platform if the station has long corridors or deep stairs. Visit at rush hour to time the actual commute.
Is it loud living near Cathedral Pkwy (110 St)?
The MTA lists Cathedral Pkwy (110 St) as an underground station, so the trains themselves are rarely heard at street level. Street noise near the entrances depends on the block — check any specific address for its 311 noise complaint history.
What kinds of apartments are available near Cathedral Pkwy (110 St)?
The apartment stock near Cathedral Pkwy (110 St) depends on which neighborhood you are in — Harlem and Upper West Side have different building stocks. Browse by type (pet-friendly, rent-stabilized, doorman, studio, etc.) using the links below, or check a specific address for the full picture.
Should I choose my apartment based on the subway station or the neighborhood?
Both matter, but most longtime New Yorkers will tell you the station matters more for your daily happiness. A great neighborhood with a 15-minute walk to the subway gets old fast — especially in January or during a summer heat wave. Pick the station that serves your commute, then explore the neighborhoods within walking distance of that station.
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