33 E End Ave

Riverview House is a 12-story pre-war cooperative built in 1941–1942 and sited on a quiet cul‑de‑sac off East End Avenue with direct access to the East River Promenade. The boutique building contains primarily one- and four-bedroom residences configured with generous formal living and dining spaces, high beamed ceilings, crown moldings, herringbone or oak hardwood floors, oversized windows, and frequent river or open‑city views. Many units feature separate entry foyers, windowed kitchens and baths, built‑in storage, multiple closets and private outdoor space such as balconies or small terraces. Common areas and services include a full‑time doorman, live‑in superintendent, updated lobby and hallways, fitness room, central laundry, bicycle room and rentable storage bins. The co-op allows pets and pieds‑à‑terre; sublets are subject to residency timing rules. Its Upper East Side location places residents steps from Carl Schurz Park, neighborhood shops and transit (crosstown buses, M79, nearby Second Avenue Subway access and ferry connections), offering a quiet, riverfront residential lifestyle with attentive building staff and boutique-scale amenities.