Welcome Home!Sophisticated  prewar 1 Bedroom with European charm, soaring ceilings, woodburning fireplace, excellent light, hardwood floors and abundant closet space. Formerly a private mansion, this elegant turn of the century Riverside Drive elevator building retains many elegant original details. Meticulously restored moulding and millwork frame the generously sized rooms - both the Living room and the full sized bedroom in this corner unit have two exposures which offer great cross ventilation. Newly renovated windowed kitchen offers custom cabinets, granite countertops/backsplash, under counter lighting, exposed brick, Wolf range, Subzero Fridge and Miele DW.  Pristine  renovated bath retains prewar charm with subway and marble basketweave tile, pedestal sink and clean finishes. No detail has been overlooked in the loving restoration of this home.  353 Riverside Drive is a meticulously  maintained self managed building  with no underlying mortgage. The building boasts a  brand new roof deck with panoramic views west  of the Hudson River and  Riverside Park, and  east to the city, along with a serene common garden.  353 Riverside Drive is on the National Register of Historic Places in New York City along with its sister building at 352. Designed by Robert D. Kohn in the Beaux-Arts style, its beautiful limestone facade shines in the light of the tree-lined Riverside Drive. Built in 1899 and converted in 1977, this self-managed co-op is made up of 10 units on 5 floors. Each floor, as well as the lobby, is beautifully maintained by its friendly board. Pets are case by case as is parents buying for children and guarantors. Electricity and gas are included in the low maintenance, there is a new washer dryer in the building, along with bike storage and an assigned storage unit, free of charge to the lucky owners.