Carter HorsleyFeb 18, 2019
Carter's Review
This handsome, 6-story, brown-brick, mid-block building at 801 Riverside Drive between 157th Street and Edward M. Morgan Place in Washington Heights was erected in 1920 and has 48 apartments. It was converted to a condominium building in 2008.
It is convenient to Riverside Park, public transportation and there is shopping nearby on Broadway.
It is also close to Audubon Terrace and the Chapel of the Intercession.
Bottom Line
This very attractive, mid-rise building in one of the most impressive area of Upper Manhattan near Audubon Terrace and Riverside Park.
Description
This brown-brick building has rusticated façades and a lightwell entrance with some arched windows and sidewalk landscaping.
The building has a handsome cornice with gently rounded raised ends. It also has fire-escapes.
It permits window air-conditioners.
Amenities
It has a live-in superintendent, an elevator and a laundry.
Apartments
Apartment 1D is a three-bedroom unit has a long entrance foyer that leads to a 13-foot-long living room and an 11-foot-wide kitchen.
Apartment 6E is a two-bedroom unit with a triangular entry foyer next to an angled, 14,-foot-long, windowed kitchen that leads to a 15-foot-living room.
Apartment 4G is a two-bedroom unit has a small entry foyer that leads past a windowed, 12-foot-long kitchen to a windowed gallery, a 15-foot-long dining room that opens onto a 15-foot-wide living room.
Apartment 1C is a one-bedroom unit has an entry foyer next to an angled and windowed, 9-foot-long kitchen and a 15-foot-living room with an angled wall.
- Condo built in 1920
- Converted in 2008
- Located in Washington Heights
- 48 total apartments 48 total apartments
- 10 recent sales ($404.1K to $2.9M)
- Pets Allowed
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