South, west and north exposures bring light and open views into this 5.5 room home with Edwardian details.   The apartment is configured with living room, large master bedroom, 2nd bedroom/library and dining room, plus staff room and a kitchen with butler's pantry. You enter through a foyer filled with light from the south-facing living room, which features a decorative fireplace.  There are herringbone floors and period moldings under the 9-1/2 foot ceilings throughout the apartment.  To the right is the dining area and 2nd bedroom/library, with glass pocket doors that complement the French doors to the living room.  The corner master bedroom has both south and west exposures, giving you sun all day and sunsets in the evening.   The kitchen, with a large window looking north, and butler's pantry are renovated with built-in GE Monogram wine cooler and GE Profile refrigerator, stovetop, oven and dishwasher.  Both baths have been beautifully renovated, with Asko washer/dryer in the larger bath.  The Alameda was built in 1914-1915 and designed by Gaetano Ajello, renowned for grand lobbies with high ceilings and classical details like dental moldings, decorative fireplaces and herringbone floors.  It is now a prime pre-war Upper West Side full-service co-op, with a 24-hour doorman, a lovely green  roof with patio, and a bike room ? in addition to a new boiler, roof and elevators -- located 2 blocks from Riverside Park.  There is a monthly assessment of $303.40 through 2018.