The Grinnell at 800 Riverside Drive #6A

History abounds at The Grinnell Cooperative. It’s name-sake is George Bird Grinnell, the original purchaser of Audobon Park. Built in 1911, The Grinnell was architecturally designed by Schwartz & Gross and often referred to as “The Dakota of The North”. In the 1940’s, The Grinnell was formally owned by Daddy Grace, an evangelist pastor and founder of The House Of Prayer For All People, located in Harlem. Today, it’s 8-story Prewar majesty gleams through the massive fortress-style edifice built on a triagular lot, making it one the most sought after luxury residences in Washington Heights. Our Motivated Seller offers you this incredibly bright & airey traditional Classic 7. Wake up in this triangular-shaped Master Bedroom engulfed with open eastern & southern sky exposures from every room. Even the maid’s room that has a windowed half bath. Who wouldn’t want to add their innovative renovation and restoration plans to this windowed kitchen with pantry and make it your own.

Features:
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Grand entrance foyer
11ft Ceilings
7 Windows in the Master bedroom!
7 large clostes
Crown moldings
7ft oak wainscotting in the formal dining room with two french doors.
Original hardwood floors with borders
Crinkled-glass transoms and interior decorative hallway window.
Even the closets are triangular
Friendly to Pets!
Transportation is easy as the #1 at 157th St and B/C trains at 155th & St Nicholas Ave, Broadway buses: #4, #5, Bx6. Nearest by are Riverside Park, Columbia Presbyterian Hospital, access to GWB/Henry Hudson Parkway.