This good-looking redbrick building is the first major high-rise building at the south end of Riverside Drive. Built in 1937, the 20-story building is adjacent to the Philip and Maria Kleeberg House, an official New York City landmark at 3 Riverside Drive that is a spectacular French-Renaissance-Revival townhouse designed by Charles Pierrepont H. Gilbert in 1898. Many of the 109 apartments in this building have large picture windows to take advantage of its spectacular park and Hudson River views. The building, which was converted to a cooperative in 1969, has an enviable location that is close to an express subway stop and not far from Lincoln Center.