Top 10 New York City Condo Buildings with Porte Cocheres
#1 - River House, 435 East 52nd Street
The impressively gated driveway here permits River House to be free-standing and allows for the discrete comings and goings of its always fashionably dressed revelers.
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#2 - 15 Central Park West
A gated driveway separates the two buildings of this immensely successful residential complex designed by Robert A. M. Stern.
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#3 - 1 Sutton Place South
A driveway that exposes one to the elements is really very proper and that's why 1 Sutton Place South has a triple-arched interior driveway.
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#4 - 2 Sutton Place South, 450 East 57th Street
A big driveway can be somewhat ostentacious which possibly explains why this building has a short but very cute corner interior driveway.
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#5 - One Beacon Court, 151 East 58th Street
Architect Cesar Pelli knows that entrances should be dramatic and therefore he designed the elliptical, through-block driveway here with seven-story-high glass walls slightly incanted inwards.
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#6 - 860 United Nations Plaza
The twin 38-story towers of this mixed-use complex at the north end of the gardens of the United Nations have a long driveway parallel to 49th Street.
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#7 - The Dakota, 1 West 72nd Street
This residential fortress has a large courtyard and a sentrybox imposingly guards its entrance driveway.
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#8 - Manhattan House, 200 East 66th Street
This full-block, glazed-white-brick residential building is famed for its driveway and transparent lobbies offering glimpses of its large and lush gardens.
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#9 - Stewart House, 70 East 10th Street
This full-block residential building was erected in 1960 with one of the city's first curved driveways and it is named after A. T. Stewart who created the city's finest department store that eventually was sold to John Wanamaker & Sons but was closed on this site in 1954.
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#10 - The Stratford, 1385 York Avenue
This 36-story, 286-unit rental apartment tower between 72nd and 72rd streets was erected by Glenwood Management in 1969 and is set back in a large plaza with a curved driveway and very lush landscaping.
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