214 Riverside Dr

The Chatillion is a pre-war, seven-story cooperative completed in 1902 on Riverside Drive in Manhattan’s Upper West Side. The masonry façade and columned entrance portico reflect classical early-20th-century detailing; interiors in many units retain high ceilings, hardwood floors, and exposed brick. The co-op’s inventory is primarily studios and one-bedrooms, many with separate foyers or distinct dining areas, renovated kitchens with stone or quartz counters, and generous closet space. Common areas include an elevator, a newly constructed roof deck with panoramic Hudson River and park views, a basement laundry room, a package room, and a live‑in superintendent. Resident-facing services consist of an evening doorman (6pm–6am) and building security through a Butterfly MX intercom system. The pet-friendly building permits pied-à-terres and co-purchasing on a case-by-case basis and allows sublets after a qualifying period. On-site assessments have appeared periodically; maintenance fees are noted as comparatively moderate. Located directly opposite Riverside Park and Joan of Arc Park, and two blocks from the 1/2/3 subway, the property sits within a dense neighborhood of grocery stores, fitness clubs, and street-level retail characteristic of the Upper West Side.