The Crillon Court is a lovingly restored development in New York at 779 Riverside Drive. The prewar classic was built in 1926 and is proud to be the first full-service building in the Washington Heights area. This gracious building has been meticulously restored to its original grandeur, combining old world charm with modern conveniences. The building also offers a beautifully landscaped courtyard and graceful lobby.
Homes at the Crillon Court feature original detailing and spacious prewar layouts mixed with modern finishes and fixtures. The fully equipped windowed kitchens offer stainless-steel appliances, sleek granite countertops, subway tile backsplashes, Kohler fixtures and cherry or maple wooden cabinetry. The windowed baths also feature the unique subway tiles and offer elegant pedestal sinks.
Residents at the Crillon enjoy the luxuries and services most commonly found among the high-end buildings of Manhattan. The efficient staff includes a doorman, porter and resident superintendent. Amenities include a package room, an on-site parking garage, private storage, and a central laundry room. The 24-hour valet parking is accessed directly from the lobby elevator.
The Crillon Court enjoys a central Washington Heights location. The Bennett Park, Fort Tryon Park, Fort Washington Park, Highbridge Park, Riverside Park and many more landscape this neighborhood with green. The MTA services the area well with the 1, A and C trains.
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