Perched high above Riverside Drive, this apartment provides Hudson River and glorious park views through oversized windows.  The elevator opens to a semi-private landing, leading to a grand foyer and immediately establishes a gracious introduction to this very special residence.  Old-world glamour and grandeur abound in this spacious Classic Six (originally seven) room home.  An expansive living room offers spectacular views of the river and park.  This two bedroom residence features two luxurious baths, including a steam shower in the master bedroom suite.  The chef's kitchen features top-of-the-line appliances and beautiful unique antique tiles. There is a magnificent library and a formal dining room with a lovely bay window that overlooks gardens.  There is an abundance of light, greenery and river views throughout. This one-of-a-kind residence features many superb turn-of-the-century details including soaring wood-beamed 10' ceilings, inlaid herringbone floors, dentil moldings, wainscoting, and two decorative fireplaces with ornate mantels.  Two-zone central air conditioning completes this perfect picture of old-world elegance and modern living.

Built in 1909 by famed architect, William Rouse, the designer of many of the homes found on Riverside Drive as well as Fifth and Park Avenues, this building is one of the finest, pre-war cooperatives on the Drive.  The building is distinguished by its arched windows on the top floor that are outlined in blue glazed terracotta.  It is situated in one of the most architecturally interesting areas of the Upper Westside among landmark limestone mansions and established pre-war cooperatives.