340 Riverside Dr

Built in 1926, this 16-story prewar cooperative on the Upper West Side exemplifies classical Manhattan residential architecture with richly detailed interiors and a firmly established full-service regimen. The building contains primarily multi-room 3-bedroom layouts and Classic Six–style apartments that retain original moldings, high ceilings (around 9'+), herringbone hardwood floors and generous foyers; many units include formal dining rooms, pantries and staff/maid rooms that have been variably converted or modernized. Typical interior features reported across listings include eat-in and windowed kitchens, restored windowed bathrooms with vintage fixtures, built-in cabinetry, abundant closet storage and occasional in-unit washers. Exterior-facing apartments capture panoramic views over Riverside Park and the Hudson River, including long vistas to the George Washington Bridge and seasonal treetop panoramas. Common building services and shared spaces reinforce a full-service co-op experience: 24-hour doorman, live-in resident manager/super, on-site maintenance staff, an elevator, a central laundry room, bicycle storage and rentable private storage (waitlist). The pet policy is permissive; pied-a-terre requests are evaluated case-by-case. There is limited private outdoor space in select residences (both under- and over-60 sqft referenced). The property sits on a landmarked, tree-lined corner at Riverside Drive and West 106th Street, immediately opposite Riverside Park, with quick access to the #1 subway, Broadway bus routes, neighborhood restaurants, shops and cultural institutions. Management history and notable past residents contribute to a storied, neighborhood-oriented lifestyle associated with long-term stewardship and preservation of prewar character.