Perfectly situated over a very wide portion of Riverside Park, this loft like "Classic Seven" room home occupies the entire West Side of the building. With open exposures from oversized windows in three directions, this apartment does not have a single internal room (i.e. NO courtyard views!) The living room has been opened to the adjacent dining room and new gourmet kitchen to create a grand entertaining space with direct river views to the West, and South over historic low Beaux-arts mansions. The corner Master Bedroom has direct river views, and Northern views to the George Washington Bridge, plus three closets and an beautiful new en-suite bathroom. Two generously proportioned North facing bedrooms are serviced by a new hall bathroom. A South facing large staff room or home office has an en-suite full bathroom and can easily function as a fourth bedroom. The apartment boasts 10' ceilings, gorgeous prewar details including hardwood floors, beamed ceilings, picture railings and moldings, plus a washer/dryer. 355 Riverside Drive is an elegantly appointed doorman prewar cooperative, built in 1925 by William Tuthill, the architect of Carnegie Hall. There is a storage unit included in this sale. Please call for a private viewing!
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