320 Riverside Drive   Unit 10A

Expansive views of the Hudson River! Gorgeous, corner prewar 2 into 3 Bedroom, 2.5 bathroom co-opis an exquisite home that only comes along once in a blue moon.
You enter a grand foyer which leads into the well-proportioned living room and dining room. The large, open style windowed kitchen allows you to entertain and prepare while enjoying the river view. There are wooden cabinets, granite counters, and a full range of high-end appliances. This is where you will find the half bath which has been converted to a laundry room.
The hallway leads you into the bedroom wing. Both bedrooms are en suite, and both have walk-in closets. The bathrooms are original and in exceptional condition.
The primary bedroom is sun-drenched with both southern and western exposures outside its three large windows. This room has a wonderful entryway for privacy and two closets. The second bedroom has sweeping vistas of the river, and can accommodate a king or twin beds,
Elegant prewar details include high, beamed ceilings, crown and picture molding, and impeccable original herringbone oak floors. 10A has plenty of storage with 6 closets, 3 of them walk-ins, and 3 sets of custom built-in cabinets under the windows. The walls have been meticulously painted, the floors freshly refinished.
Note: several A-lines have converted to a 3 bedroom layout, see alternative layout.
320 Riverside drive is a premier, full-service building with a 24-hour doorman and on-site resident manager. The building allows 80% financing, pets (case by case), and W/D in units. There is laundry, storage, bike storage, and a playroom. There is a small assessment for local law 11. The building does not allow Pied--Terre.
In one of the greenest parts of Manhattan Riverside Park is at your doorstep, Broadway is 2 short blocks away with Silver Moon bakery, Cafe Du Soleil, Smoke jazz club, Columbia University, and Barnard College as well as dozens of good restaurants and shops. The Upper West Side is known for its popular attractions like the Natural History Museum and Lincoln Center.