355 Riverside Drive - Upper West Side
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355 Riverside Drive, designed by William Tuthill of Carnegie Hall fame, is a 14-story cooperative building constructed in 1925 on the southeast corner of 108th Street. The pre-war building was converted to cooperative status in 1983 and contains 37 residences. The property sits adjacent to the historic former Children's Museum building, which was originally the Morris Schinasi mansion.
The red-brick structure features distinctive architectural elements including a two-story limestone entrance surround adorned with urns and sconces, fluted pilasters, and decorative spandrels. The building is particularly notable for its top floor's ornate balustrade window surrounds and decorative spandrels, while maintaining consistent fenestration throughout.
Apartments in the building are known for their generous proportions and pre-war details, with many units offering sweeping views of Riverside Park and the Hudson River. Floor plans typically feature large rooms, high ceilings with detailed moldings, and many units have windowed kitchens. Several apartments include staff rooms or office spaces, reflecting the building's classic pre-war design.
The building maintains a doorman service from 8:00 AM to midnight and includes amenities such as a private wraparound garden, storage facilities, laundry room, and bicycle storage. A resident superintendent is on staff, though the building does not offer a roof deck or garage. The cooperative allows pets with board approval but does not permit pied-à-terres.
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