810 Riverside Drive is an early 1900s building that has recently been converted into condominiums. The renovation was completed with respect to the building's prewar design elements, many of which remain intact. The development is situated on a quiet residential street in the lovely Washington Heights area. This is a classic building with great river and city views.
The residences at 810 Riverside Drive offer many prewar elements combined with modern conveniences. The home offers a spacious formal dining room where residents can comfortably entertain several guests at once. The kitchen is outfitted with stainless steel appliances and sleek granite countertops. The home offers new conveniences, such as all-new hardwood flooring, recessed lighting, and an abundance of natural light. The home also offers plenty of closet space with a walk-in closet. Washer and dryer units are allowed in the home as an additional convenience.
The building offers a few perks to interest the prospective client. There is a gorgeously appointed marble lobby staffed by a doorman. There is also a new laundry facility, to which residents have access day or night. While there are a few conveniences, this building may not be a perfect fit for someone seeking full-service living.
810 Riverside Drive enjoys a central Washington Heights location. The development is in close proximity to public transportation, with the MTA servicing the area as well as the 1, A, and C trains. Washington Heights contains many green spaces, including Riverside Park, Bennett Park, Fort Tyron Park, Fort Washington Park, and the Highbridge Park. The area is also popular with famous artists, musicians, actors and athletes.
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