The Riviera at 790 Riverside Drive #4D

Welcome to your dream home! This massive and beautifully-renovated three-bedroom, two-bathroom boasts everything you need for comfortable living. Your first moment in the apartment evokes the sophisticated charm and elegance of a bygone age, surrounded by conveniently modern updates throughout. The seamless flow of the oversized living room through the spacious formal dining room suggests a home with room for all to spread out. Chefs will delight in the huge eat-in kitchen complete with stainless steel appliances and Sub-Zero refrigerator, endless counter space, suburban-level storage, and you’ll enjoy your morning coffee in the windowed breakfast nook; the in-unit W/D rounds out the space. Wake up each morning in the sun-drenched spacious primary bedroom, with each of the three bedrooms providing a unique sanctuary from the hustle and bustle. Closet space abounds, and two renovated full baths require only your toothbrush.

Featured prominently in numerous films, The Riviera is an architecturally significant full-service doorman building built in 1910 by the architectural team of Rouse and Goldstone in the Beaux-Arts style. The Riviera stands on a lot that was once part of a farm belonging to the painter and naturalist, John James Audubon. The building features a full-time doorman, live-in superintendent, laundry room, bike room, and additional storage space, and has been home to many notable figures throughout the years.

Washington Heights is a vibrant neighborhood with great restaurants, cafes, and shops, close to NY Presbyterian Hospital, Columbia University, City College Riverside Park, and Riverbank State Park. Numerous transportation options will take you anywhere in the city, including the #1 train just one block away. Contact us today to schedule your tour of this special home.