160 Riverside Dr

A distinguished pre-war cooperative on Riverside Drive in Manhattan’s Upper West Side, built in 1923 and rising 16 stories. The masonry façade displays period ornament and classically proportioned windows; some apartments feature angled façades and decorative balconies characteristic of early 20th-century Riverside architecture. Units are primarily multi-room layouts converted from classic 6/7-room plans into flexible two-bedroom and larger floorplans with high ceilings, generous windows, original moldings and built-in cabinetry. Interiors commonly showcase hardwood floors, crown moldings, formal dining rooms, foyers and pantry/storage provisions; many homes include windowed kitchens, double vanities, walk-in closets and den or staff-room adaptations. Shared building services emphasize full-service living: a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, elevator access, central laundry, private storage bins and a bicycle room. The coop permits pets, allows subletting/pied-a-terre options with board approval, and generally permits in-unit washers/dryers. There is limited on-site exterior amenity space; the building’s chief advantage is its immediate adjacency to Riverside Park, panoramic Hudson River and Soldiers and Sailors Monument views, and close proximity to transit, neighborhood shops and schools, delivering a calm, park-facing urban lifestyle with historic character.