MASTER BUILDING at 310 Riverside Drive #905

OPEN HOUSE BY APPOINMENT ONLY. MOVE RIGHT in to 310 Riverside Drive, apt 905. River Views and beautiful light in this move in ready studio! With Maintenance under $700 per month, this is an excellent opportunity to own rather than rent. Whether you enjoy magnificent sunsets and comfortable strolls , or bike rides, jogs and tennis in the Park, this delightful studio has much to offer! Perched on a high floor in this Full Service building, this delightful home is ready for full time residence or weekend get away. Building allows pied a terres, gifting, pets. Subletting allowed after one year residency for up to four years out of six.

Recently renovated, this home has sustainable warm cork floors, modern kitchen and classic bath with deep soaking tub / shower and pedestal sink. The high beamed ceilings and two large closets, create an airiness to this bright and cheerful home and offer great storage. The NEARLY 19’ by 12’ living space provides room for separate bed area as well as small table and chairs. With renovated kitchenette, Hunter Douglas blinds, and beautifully tiled bath, this lovely home is ready for move in! Adding in treetop views, beautiful light and River Views, this rare find is the one!

Residence 905 at 310 Riverside Drive is move in ready! The Master Apartments is a Full Service Landmarked, Art Deco cooperative that allows pets and pied a terres (with board approval). There is a large, modern laundry room, bike storage, Concierge, Doormen, Full Time Resident Manager, and high speed elevators. The maintenance is super low — $663.78, with capital contribution $32.86. Designed by prolific Art Deco architect Harvey Wiley Corbett in 1929, the Master Apartments began as a personal museum for a renowned Russian artist and philosopher Nicholas Roerich. The grand lobby still maintains its artistic flair, hosting exhibits of local artists. This stately cooperative remains the tallest building on Riverside Drive, was the first to offer corner windows. Located at Northwest corner of 103rd Street and Riverside Drive, the park beckons, as well as nearby stores, restaurants, transportation and Columbia University.