This very elegant, red-brick, Georgian-style apartment house was erected in 1938 and converted to a cooperative in 1990. The 20-story building has 93 apartments.

The building is distinguished by its fine massing and masonry. It has a one-story limestone base with a canopied entrance on the sidestreet with a very attractive lobby.

The building has many corner windows and a doorman and it permits protruding air-conditioners. Its top has several terraces surmounted by a handsome enclosed rooftop watertank.

Most of the apartments have stunning vistas of the Hudson River and Riverside Park.

This is a prime section of Riverside Drive. A waterfront marina is a few blocks to the south and Zabar's, the famous food and kitchen store is a couple of blocks away on Broadway. There is good public transportation a few blocks to the north and south and the area has numerous religious institutions, schools and restaurants.

Carter B. Horsley