325 Riverside Dr

A thirteen-story, pre‑war cooperative on Riverside Drive completed in 1920 and attributed to Gaetano Ajello, the building presents a limestone-and-red-brick façade and a restrained Renaissance/Beaux‑Arts vocabulary. Its 52 apartments primarily follow classic large-unit layouts—multiple four-bedroom and classic-six plans—featuring high ceilings, crown moldings, hardwood/parquet floors, substantial built‑in millwork and original architectural details such as curved marble entry stairs, stained glass and decorative plaster ceilings. Typical home interiors include formal dining rooms, spacious foyers, eat‑in or windowed kitchens with breakfast bars and kitchen islands in renovated units, numerous closets and walk‑in storage, and abundant windowed rooms with river, park or garden exposures. Shared spaces preserve a residential scale: a two‑story marble lobby with brass rails, a children’s playroom, laundry facilities in the basement, indoor bike storage and a garden courtyard. The co‑op operates with a full‑time doorman (8am–midnight), a live‑in superintendent and a service elevator; it permits in‑unit washers/dryers and welcomes pets. Located at 105th Street along the Upper West Side’s Riverside Drive historic district, the building offers immediate access to Riverside Park, nearby restaurants, transit and neighborhood shops, reinforcing a traditional, family‑oriented Manhattan lifestyle.