Paul Zweben

160 Riverside drive~

160 Riverside Drive is a sought-after pre-war cooperative building built in 1929, located on the North corner of 88^th Street.  This attractive mid-sized building has an elegant tan-colored brick façade with striking arched windows running along the seventh and top floors of the building.  160 Riverside Drive has 16 stories and has approximately 70 units, ranging from gracious 1-Bedrooms to grand, 8-room homes with 3 Bedrooms and 3 Baths totaling approximately 2,200 square feet.  Those with Western Exposures have direct Park and River views.  The apartments have charming original details with high ceilings, arched doorways, hardwood floors, and baseboard, crown, and picture-frame moldings.  160 Riverside Drive is a coveted full-service Pet-Friendly Building with 24-Hour Doorman, Private Storage, Bike Room and Washer/Dryers allowed in the apartments and is located on a lovely quiet stretch of Riverside Drive conveniently located across the street from Riverside Park and the iconic Soldiers and Sailors Monument, transportation, popular dining and shopping and all area amenities. 

Are you really thinking of living above 14^th street?

210 Riverside Drive is a handsome prewar Co-op built in 1909 by the prolific architectural firm, Schwartz & Gross.  With twelve floors and approximately 88 units, 210 Riverside Drive was designed in an ornate Renaissance style with a rusticated base and symmetrical brick façade with elaborate decorative plasterwork particularly on the top portion of the building.  The elegant marble lobby has coffered ceilings, beautiful original Tiffany-style stained glass windows, and was featured in the popular 1998 film, You've Got Mail, as "Joe Fox's" (Tom Hanks) building lobby.

The residences feature generously proportioned rooms, high ceilings, charming arched doorways, and picture frame moldings and vary in size from studios to three bedroom homes. 

210 Riverside Drive is a pet-friendly, lovingly maintained building with a full-time concierge/elevator operator, live in super, central laundry, and storage and bike rooms.  It is located on a quiet stretch of Riverside Drive directly across from Joan of Arc Park between 93^rd and 94^th Streets.

600 West End Avenue is a white glove, prewar cooperative located on the northeast corner of 89th Street and West End Avenue.  600 West End Avenue is one of the more ornate and attractive buildings on West End Avenue, built in 1910 by Schwartz & Gross and converted to cooperative in 1978.  The base of the building is limestone, covering the first three stories while the bulk of the building is brown brick and the upper two stories match the lower portion in limestone, with decorative sculptural flourishes, a balustrade running along the 11th floor, and decorative glazed terracotta shields and spandrels.  600 West End Avenue has 13 floors and approximately 65 units, ranging from studios to three bedroom homes and a smaller number of larger combinations.  The striking 2-story marble lobby matches the elegance of the building's recognizable facade and residents also enjoy traditional prewar details and gracious proportions within the individual apartments.  600 West End Avenue features a 24-hour doorman, private storage, bike room, and central laundry all within a stone's throw to Riverside Park, Hippo Playground, The Express and Local Red line, and the many restaurants, including Carmines and shopping of the Upper West Side. And don't forget Equinox and New York Sports Clubs!

240 West End Avenue is a rare prewar condominium just recently converted from a rental building in 2009.  This elegant mid-sized building was designed by the renowned New York City architect, Rosario Candela in 1925 and has 16 floors and approximately 64 units ranging in size from 1-Bedroom homes to grand-scale full floor residences of 5 Bedrooms, 5 Baths, and just shy of 3500 square feet.  The building facade is brick with ornamental stonework and flourishes on the top portion. The newly restored residences preserve the charm of the original architectural style but have reconfigured some floorplans to suit a more modern lifestyle with open, fully equipped chef's kitchens opening to well-proportioned rooms with elegant crown and baseboard moldings, attractive fireplaces, high ceilings, and hardwood floors.  240 West End Avenue adds to the few, coveted prewar condominiums on West End Avenue.

Located in one of the most desirable areas of the Upper West Side, 240 West End Avenue occupies the southeast corner of West End Avenue and 71st Street, one of the only wholly residential Avenues in Manhattan, yet within minutes from Lincoln Center, Riverside Park, and all amenities on Broadway, which include Trader Joes, Citarella, Fairway Market and the list goes on.

267 West 89th Street~ is a boutique prewar cooperative located midway between Broadway and West End Avenue on the North side of 89th Street.  Built in 1910 and converted to cooperative in 1983, 267 West 89th Street, is a well-run building with gracious prewar layouts, and apartments ranging in size from One-Bedroom to Three-Bedroom homes with traditional layouts: Edwardian Fives with 1 Bedroom, Formal Dining Room and Maids Room, and Classic Six and Seven Room apartments with 2 and 3 Bedrooms respectively, plus formal dining room and maid's room.  For a more modern lifestyle, purchasers may wish to convert dining or maid's rooms to extra bedrooms. The facade of this charming building has a limestone base, and brick upper facade and features interesting ornamental flourishes such as gargoyles.  267 West 89th Street is a pet-friendly building with 8 stories and approximately 36 units and features a part-time doorman, excellent live-in Superintendent, private storage bins, bike room, and common laundry.  It is perfectly located on a quiet block just off of Broadway, only blocks away from public transportation, Riverside Park and Hippo Playground, and all that the Upper West Side has to offer.

Literally 3 minutes from the #1 local train as well as the 86^th street cross town bus.

Minutes from food shopping and great clothes stores as well, including the GAP and Banana Republic.