210 Riverside Drive - Upper West Side
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210 Riverside Drive, erected in 1910 by prolific architects Schwartz & Gross, is a distinguished 12-story pre-war cooperative building originally known as the Stratford Avon. The building, which was converted to a cooperative in 1987, features 88 apartments and stands prominently at the northeast corner of 93rd Street and Riverside Drive.
Architecturally, the building showcases classic Beaux-Arts elements including a three-story limestone base, beige brick façade, rusticated limestone quoins, and elaborate cartouches. Notable features include a fine wrought-iron vestibule, limestone and granite base, and an impressive marble lobby with coffered ceilings and Tiffany-style glass details.
The full-service building offers amenities including doorman service (6:30 AM to 1:30 AM), an elevator operator, live-in superintendent, laundry facilities, and a bicycle room. Its location directly across from Joan of Arc Park provides residents with immediate access to Riverside Park, while maintaining proximity to the 96th Street express subway station.
The building has achieved cultural significance through its appearances in films such as "You've Got Mail" and "Baby Mama." It also boasts notable historical residents, including Marcus Loew, the prominent movie producer. The building lies within the Riverside West End Historic District and maintains its status as one of the Upper West Side's iconic pre-war residences.
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