This Classic 3 Bed/2 Bath home in a beautiful 1920's building on Riverside Drive is on the top floor and has exposures on three exposures, so there is lots of natural light. The large living room can accommodate a space for dining. The original wood floors are richly colored and in good condition, and the 9 & and 10 foot ceilings showcase the classic crown moldings. Each of the two largest bedrooms have windows on two exposures. The primary bedroom has a large walk-in closet, and the second bedroom is also large, big enough for a king size bed, and has two large closets. The former maid's room can be used as a child's bedroom, as a home office or study. The windowed eat-in kitchen has plenty of space to prepare even gourmet meals, and has its own very large storage closet. The main bathroom is classic: it has the original subway tiles, and the original soaking tub.

370 Riverside Drive is one of those coveted classic Upper West Side masterpieces of a building. It's full service with a 24 hour door staff and a resident manager. It has a landscaped common roof deck with spectacular views of the Hudson River sweeping up to the George Washington Bridge, and beyond. The co-op has a large community room which also has a children's playroom. There's individual private storage and bike storage. Even though this is a classic pre-war building washers and dryers are allowed in individual units; but if you prefer you can also use the central laundry room. Pieds-a-terre are allowed at 370 Riverside, and co-purchasing, gifting and guarantors are also allowed on a case-by-case basis. The building is pet friendly, and there is NO flip tax! There is a monthly capital contribution of $463.92.

Across the street is the beautiful Riverside Park, hugging the Hudson River along the Hudson Waterfront Greenway. It's superb for all kinds of outdoor activities, including biking, jogging, and even trips to the dog run. Morningside Park is just a few blocks away, and the rustic northwest corner of Central Park is also close by. You're Blocks away from Columbia University and the culturally rich community that surrounds it. Wonderful restaurants and shops are also nearby. And 370 Riverside Drive is close to public transit: You're literally around the corner from The 1 train, and down the block from the crosstown and Broadway bus lines.