One of the most handsome and stately buildings on the Upper West Side, 270 Riverside Drive is a 12-story edifice erected in 1910. The building features 57 apartments, was converted from rental to condominium in 2016, and boasts an impressive lobby with arched windows and fine ceiling detailing.
270 Riverside Drive is a 1910 pre-war condominium facing Riverside Park at West 99th Street, designed by Rouse & Gladstone. The 12 story building contains 57 apartments and was converted from a rental in 2016 by 270 Holding LLC, with Kinlin Rutherfurd Architects overseeing the conversion.
The landmarked building has a white brick façade, a three story limestone base, rusticated upper corners, bandcourses, and a cornice. Its Riverside Drive and side street entrances lead to a multilevel lobby with arched inset windows, mosaic floors, and detailed ceilings.
Apartments commonly retain 10 foot ceilings, hardwood floors, plaster moldings, broad entry foyers, and the formal proportions of classic six and larger pre-war plans. Many layouts have oversized windows facing Riverside Park and the Hudson River, while recurring arrangements pair substantial living and dining spaces with windowed kitchens, studies or former staff rooms, and defined bedroom wings. Renovated homes commonly add central air and in-unit laundry.
The building has doorman service, an attended lobby, lounge, gym, bicycle room, private storage, basement laundry, and a live-in superintendent; pets are permitted. Riverside Park is directly across the drive, and the 96th Street station on Broadway serves the 1, 2, and 3 trains.
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