180 Riverside Dr

180 Riverside Drive is a 13-story, 1922 prewar cooperative on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, designed by the noted firm Schwartz & Gross and composed of 16 spacious units with two apartments per landing. The building’s exterior reads as a traditional, classically detailed prewar façade set across from Riverside Park, offering river and park vistas from many residences. Interiors emphasize grand scale: high ceilings, large picture windows, formal entrance galleries, separate living and dining rooms, original millwork, crown moldings, decorative fireplaces, and hardwood floors. Typical unit configurations include three-bedroom layouts with auxiliary staff/maids rooms convertible to offices or fourth bedrooms, eat-in kitchens, multiple baths, and abundant built-in storage and closets. Building services and shared spaces are full-service in character: a 24-hour attended lobby with resident manager and doormen, live-in super, bicycle room, children’s playroom, common laundry facilities, on-site gym, and basement private storage bins that transfer with sales. Practical comforts reported across listings include in-unit washer/dryer capability or hookups, central air in many renovated units, and modernized systems in gut-renovated homes. The co-op is pet friendly, maintains an attentive support staff (porters/handyman), and enforces typical co-op policies such as flip taxes and standardized financing guidelines. Located directly opposite Riverside Park, the building provides immediate access to green space, playgrounds, riverfront promenades, and neighborhood shops and transit on the Upper West Side.