375 Riverside Dr

A prewar cooperative on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, this 14-story Renaissance Revival building was completed in 1922 by architect Gaetan Ajello. With just 15 residences, layouts range from one- to three-bedroom apartments and rare maisonettes that evoke townhouse living. Interiors emphasize original prewar details — high beamed ceilings, decorative moldings, restored herringbone or oak floors and generously proportioned public rooms — while many units have been thoughtfully modernized with gourmet kitchens, vented washer/dryers, and updated baths. Several homes offer direct views of Riverside Park and the Hudson River, with oversized windows that provide abundant western light and sunset vistas. Building services include a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, porter services, on-site laundry facilities, bike room and private storage bins. Outdoor resources include a planted building garden and a selection of private outdoor spaces. The co-op is pet-friendly and permits gifting, sublets under certain terms, and co-purchases; financing policies vary by unit. Located at the corner of Riverside Drive and the 110th Street corridor, it places residents steps from Riverside Park, neighborhood shops, cafes, Columbia University and multiple subway lines, supporting a lifestyle balanced between cultural activity and riverside recreation.