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Skyview on the Hudson is a 20-story post-war co-op building in The Bronx's Riverdale neighborhood, completed in 1962 with 437 units and extensive amenities including a health club, Olympic-sized pool, and various recreational facilities. The building offers 24-hour doorman service, concierge, and security, with convenient access to public transportation, parks, and local amenities in the Riverdale area. Currently, 6 apartments are for sale.
Skyview on the Hudson is a post-war co-op building in The Bronx's Riverdale neighborhood that finished in 1962. Situated at 5900 Arlington Avenue, the building contains 437 units and rises 20 stories. The elevatored building's complex has a professional health club, an Olympic-sized pool, and physical fitness classes that are offered throughout the week. The Skyview Cafe provides indoor dining and poolside service, and there is a party room available to be reserved. Additionally, there is a children's pool, playground, basketball court, tennis courts, a park with a gazebo, and a dog run; all included at no additional charge.
The building has a twenty-four-hour doorman, concierge, fully staffed building and private security. Storage, bike storage, indoor, and outdoor parking available for a nominal fee. Skyview Riverdale is conveniently located close to public transportation, a Zipcar station, free shuttle service to the Metro-North train for a quick ride into Manhattan, and a short distance to major highways. Lush parks like Van Cortland Park & Wave Hill public gardens, the local library, many new and exciting restaurants like Yukka, supermarkets, pharmacies and so much more that Riverdale has to offer.
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