37 Riverside Dr

37 Riverside Drive is a 16-story prewar cooperative completed in 1925 and designed by the noted firm Schwartz and Gross. The building contains roughly 32–33 residences configured primarily as multi-room classic layouts (two- to three-bedroom classic sixes and similar lineups) that retain traditional proportions: high beamed ceilings, hardwood/parquet floors, formal galleries, and original moldings. Units commonly feature eat-in kitchens, formal dining rooms, generous walk-in closets, in-unit washer/dryer where renovated, and abundant built-in storage. Residences occupy semi-private landings in many lines, with large corner living rooms and oversized windows that frame river, park and city panoramas from higher floors. The cooperative operates as a full-service building with a full-time doorman, live-in superintendent/resident manager, a recently updated fitness room (Peloton), bicycle storage, laundry and deeded basement storage; a small number of apartments include private parking or garage arrangements. The property is pet friendly (board approval applies), allows up to 75% financing, and enforces cooperative governance including flip-tax and use restrictions typical of Upper West Side prewar co-ops. Located directly across from Riverside Park at West 76th Street, the building places residents within immediate access to green space, neighborhood shops, restaurants and local and express subway lines, offering a blend of classic prewar architecture and contemporary apartment renovations.