575 Riverside Dr

A six-story prewar cooperative built in 1908, this low-rise Riverside Drive property contains eleven units configured primarily as one- and two-bedroom apartments. The façade and massing reflect early 20th-century residential architecture scaled for a neighborhood row, while interiors combine original prewar details — high ceilings, exposed brick, ornamental moldings and classic radiators — with a mix of contemporary renovations. Unit layouts range from loft-like open plans with large living/dining rooms and river-facing windows to traditional split-bedroom arrangements and generous foyers. Common areas include a modest lobby, part-time staffed entrance, and a live-in superintendent; building services typically feature coin/card laundry facilities, a small fitness room available for a nominal fee, bicycle storage and rentable private storage rooms. Exterior provisions are limited: no on-site parking but public and commercial garages are nearby. Pet policy is conservative and board-driven (cats commonly permitted; dogs often restricted case-by-case). Located on Riverside Drive in upper Manhattan/Hamilton Heights–Manhattanville bordering Riverside Park, the building places residents steps from riverfront green space, bus routes and the 1 train, with grocery, dining and institutional anchors (Columbia/City College) within walking distance.