110 RIVERSIDE DR

110 Riverside Drive, NEW YORK, NY 10024

UNITS 60

FLOORS 16

BUILT 1929

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Description

Distinguished architecture firm, Gronenberg and Leuchtag, designed this immaculate Pre-War Cooperative building in the Upper West Side of Manhattan. The orange brick exterior with Renaissance and Art Deco detailing stands tall at 110-118 Riverside Drive. This is a sought after building and with amenities such as 24 hour doorman services, gym, bike room, in building laundry, pet friendly and a common courtyard and garden for all to enjoy. Features in some units include decorative fireplaces, beamed ceilings, gourmet kitchens his and hers walk-in-closets and city views. The Upper West Side is the home of several high-end shopping such as Coach, Hugo Boss, Barnes and Noble as well as exquisite restaurants and gourmet grocery stores like Whole Foods Brooks Brothers Picholine, Per Se and Jean Georges. Residents are also right across the street from Riverside Park and some units offer spectacular views of this pristine waterfront park.

Building Amenities

bike storagechildren's playroomdoormanelevatorfitness centergardenlaundrynurserypied-a-terre allowedstorage roomwasher/dryer allowed

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Unit	Beds	Baths	SqFt	Price
1D Listing Courtesy of Corcoran Group	1 Bed	1 Bath	1,012	$ 825,000
15A Listing Courtesy of Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales LLC	4 Beds	4 Baths	-	$ 3,995,000
3A Listing Courtesy of Douglas Elliman Real Estate	4 Beds	4 Baths	-	$ 4,500,000
9C Listing Courtesy of Corcoran Group	3 Beds	2 Baths	-	$ 1,995,000

The Upper West Side is one of Manhattan’s most desirable residential neighborhoods, sandwiched between the Hudson River and Central Park. Architecture of all types can be found in this neighborhood, from renovated Dutch Revival rowhouses to glassy new construction luxury condominiums, and from neo-Gothic apartments to Beaux Arts luxury condos like the Kenilworth building. Home to the American Museum of Natural History, The Children’s Museum of Manhattan, and Lincoln Center’s famed ballet and opera performances, the Upper West Side is the cultural hub of Manhattan while to the north, academia thrives at Columbia University and Barnard College. Residents have access to a multitude of options for retail, as well as a host of gourmet restaurants throughout the area. The Upper West Side offers one of the most quintessential Manhattan living experiences with tree-lined streets, small shops and cafes, and fine dining and high-end retail alike.

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