A unique residential haven with historic charm in a caring community.

Built in 1926, The Crillon Court is a classic piece of Upper Manhattan history, tucked right into the landmarked Audubon Park Historic District. Its name is a nod to the famous Hôtel de Crillon in Paris, bringing a little bit of timeless character to the neighborhood.

The spot where the building stands has some great local history, too—it was originally part of naturalist John James Audubon’s estate, right where two freshwater streams used to meet. It has been carefully updated over the years to keep its original pre-war details. The six-story building was designed in the Arts and Crafts style, featuring beautiful brickwork and a grand landscaped entry courtyard.

The Crillon Court is a rare historic haven with a warm, caring community. The moment you step through the courtyard gates, you’ll feel like you’re home.

A lush garden with various blooming flowers, including pink, white, and red blossoms, situated near a cast iron gate and brick pillars, surrounded by green foliage.
Brick entrance gate with decorative black metalwork arch and street lamps, around a residential building complex with trees and sidewalk
A lush garden with various green, purple, and red leafy plants and flowers near a brick building.