$1,820,000
790 RIVERSIDE Drive #6E Manhattan, NY 10032
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Listing Courtesy of Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales LLC
$1,820,000
Est. payment /mo
5 BD
3 BA
2,300 SqFt
Active
790 RIVERSIDE Drive #6E Manhattan, NY 10032
UPDATED:
11/07/2024 01:04 AM
Key Details
Property Type COOPS
Sub Type coops
Listing Status Active
Purchase Type For Sale
Square Footage 2,300 sqft
Price per Sqft $791
Subdivision Washington Heights
MLS Listing ID RPLU-63223248162
Bedrooms 5
Full Baths 3
HOA Fees $2,967/mo
HOA Y/N Yes
Year Built 1911
Property Description
Apartment 6E at 790 Riverside Drive is spacious, with a Park Avenue apartment kind of flow, not
what you might expect to find in a coop on 157th Street in
lower Washington Heights, aka the Audubon Park Historic District. With
predominantly north facing windows, it looks above the rooftops of the building
across the street with magical city views and affords sightings of the George
Washington bridge.
The apartment has three bedrooms, two of which are currently furnished as libraries, two full
bathrooms and another half bath which houses the vented washer/dryer. There are
several unusually large public spaces, There's the huge living room (once laid
out as a study and a side-by-side parlor), a full-sized dining room and a
very gracious entry leading to a foyer that feels like a space in an art
gallery. The very ample kitchen has a Sub Zero refrigerator, a Viking
stove, a Bosch dishwasher and a universe of storage cabinets.
There are twoadditional office spaces not shown in the photographs, originally staff
bedrooms, one off the kitchen, and the other next to the laundry room. (see
floorplan.) You can hide in this apartment, and it would be very tough to
find you.
Similarly grand is the building lobby, a block-long and clad in marble, with a doorman station
at one end of it and a wheel-chair accessible door. The landmarked building has
24 -hour doormen, a live-in super, t handymen and porters. On the lobby
level there's a package room, a laundry room, lockers and bike
storage. The tree-filled neighborhood with meandering streets is
sprouting restaurants, home-grown cafes, and bakeries and boasts increasingly
open and friendly cultural institutions, including the Hispanic Society Museum
and the American Academy of Arts and Letters, both of which now offer changing
exhibitions and public performances, and are only a block from the back door of
the Riviera. There is good transportation: the #1 train is a block away, the C
and A trains are also nearby, as are the 4 and 5 bus. N-Y Presbyterian hospital
and Columbia Medical Center are in the immediate neighborhood and City College
and Columbia's Manhattanville campus are in a slightly farther away. The
Hudson River Greenway down the street with its sports fields, playground and
tennis courts, and there's also Riverbank State Park with an Olympic-sized
pool, a track, skating and other facilities.
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what you might expect to find in a coop on 157th Street in
lower Washington Heights, aka the Audubon Park Historic District. With
predominantly north facing windows, it looks above the rooftops of the building
across the street with magical city views and affords sightings of the George
Washington bridge.
The apartment has three bedrooms, two of which are currently furnished as libraries, two full
bathrooms and another half bath which houses the vented washer/dryer. There are
several unusually large public spaces, There's the huge living room (once laid
out as a study and a side-by-side parlor), a full-sized dining room and a
very gracious entry leading to a foyer that feels like a space in an art
gallery. The very ample kitchen has a Sub Zero refrigerator, a Viking
stove, a Bosch dishwasher and a universe of storage cabinets.
There are twoadditional office spaces not shown in the photographs, originally staff
bedrooms, one off the kitchen, and the other next to the laundry room. (see
floorplan.) You can hide in this apartment, and it would be very tough to
find you.
Similarly grand is the building lobby, a block-long and clad in marble, with a doorman station
at one end of it and a wheel-chair accessible door. The landmarked building has
24 -hour doormen, a live-in super, t handymen and porters. On the lobby
level there's a package room, a laundry room, lockers and bike
storage. The tree-filled neighborhood with meandering streets is
sprouting restaurants, home-grown cafes, and bakeries and boasts increasingly
open and friendly cultural institutions, including the Hispanic Society Museum
and the American Academy of Arts and Letters, both of which now offer changing
exhibitions and public performances, and are only a block from the back door of
the Riviera. There is good transportation: the #1 train is a block away, the C
and A trains are also nearby, as are the 4 and 5 bus. N-Y Presbyterian hospital
and Columbia Medical Center are in the immediate neighborhood and City College
and Columbia's Manhattanville campus are in a slightly farther away. The
Hudson River Greenway down the street with its sports fields, playground and
tennis courts, and there's also Riverbank State Park with an Olympic-sized
pool, a track, skating and other facilities.
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Location
State NY
County Newyork
Building/Complex Name THE RIVIERA
Zoning R8
Rooms
Basement Other
Interior
Interior Features Separate/Formal Dining Room
Cooling Window Unit(s)
Fireplaces Number 1
Fireplaces Type Other
Fireplace Yes
Laundry Building None, In Unit
Exterior
Exterior Feature None
View Y/N No
Porch None
Private Pool No
Building
Dwelling Type High Rise
Story 13
New Construction No
Others
Ownership Stock Cooperative
Monthly Total Fees $2, 967
Special Listing Condition Standard
Pets Allowed Building Yes, Yes
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