Condominio Hamilton Heights

Direct Park View Four-Bedroom Condominium

Framing open views of the Hudson River and Riverbank State Park, this expansive four-bedroom home offers a rare combination of scale and light in a wonderful prewar condominium in the heart of Hamilton Heights.

Flooded with sunlight from its western and southern exposures, the dramatic entertaining space centers around an approximately 22-foot ”Great Room” that seamlessly combines living and dining areas, while enjoying spectacular river and park views. The exceptional sense of openness is enhanced by the home’s five windows across the primary living area, creating an airy loft-like feeling seldom found in prewar residences. As the day draws to a close, the apartment enjoys dramatic sunset views over the Hudson River.

The renovated open kitchen was designed with both serious cooking and entertaining in mind. Anchored by a large center island, it features extensive counter space, a Sub-Zero refrigerator, Thermador range and dishwasher, abundant cabinetry, two wine refrigerators, and a separate butler’s pantry that provides exceptional storage and preparation space. A second refrigerator in the pantry/laundry area offers additional convenience for entertaining and everyday living.

The thoughtfully designed layout includes four bedrooms and two full bathrooms. The primary bedroom is separate from the other bedrooms, providing privacy, and has an en-suite bathroom. Storage is exceptional throughout the residence, with generous closets, a dedicated in-home storage room, and a separate windowed laundry room - a highly unusual luxury in Manhattan apartment living.

Set within 680 Riverside Drive, a boutique prewar condominium, residents enjoy a live-in superintendent and a prime location moments from parks, recreation, transportation, and the vibrant dining scene of Hamilton Heights. Additional storage is available in the basement, including bicycle storage. Buyer to pay a condominium contribution of $4,752.84, equal to two (2) months of common charges, at closing.