835 Riverside Dr

A six-story prewar condominium constructed in 1920, the building presents a boutique, residential scale typical of early-20th-century Manhattan rowhouse-turned-elevator buildings. Units are primarily two-bedroom layouts (with configurations marketed as one- to three-bedroom options in listings), featuring high ceilings, original hardwood floors, oversized wood doors, and classical proportions that blend restored period details with recent gut-renovations. Kitchens commonly have eat-in space and windowed exposures; many units list stainless steel appliances, granite or marble counters, and in-unit washer/dryer combos. Common areas and services emphasize everyday convenience: a staffed live-in super, porter service, elevator access, onsite laundry facilities, and building storage lockers (often with a wait list or fee). Exterior amenities are modest and residential in scale, including small private outdoor spaces under 60 sq ft and additional building storage. The property is pet-friendly and owner-occupied as a condominium, with periodic special assessments noted in offering materials. Located on a quiet, tree-lined section of Riverside Drive in northern Manhattan, the building sits near Riverside and Riverbank State Parks, multiple subway lines (notably the 1 train at 157th Street and nearby A/C access), neighborhood retail and restaurants, and nearby institutional employers such as Columbia Presbyterian and City College. Parking options are offsite; the setting favors walkable, park-oriented urban living with quick transit connections and a mix of renovated modern finishes alongside preserved prewar character.