Cooperative New York

Riverside Living Circa 1904. Redefined for today.

With Riverside Park unfolding below and the Hudson River stretching beyond, this exceptional 3 bedroom, 3 bath 1904 residence enjoys a perspective rarely found- an outlook of the natural grace and flow of the mighty Hudson as it meanders northwards along the western border of the island of Manhattan . On the 4th floor, perched at treetop height, oversized windows frame lush park views while filling the home with natural light from morning to evening. Gracious and grandly scaled at over 2400 square feet, this is a home that offers dramatic, classical architecture- perfectly imaged for today’s lifestyle.

A dramatic 24-foot gallery sets an elegant tone before opening into an expansive living and dining room designed for both effortless entertaining and smartly designed, functional living. A grandly scaled nearly 20 by 27 foot entertaining salon welcomes you in style, with soaring ceilings and a dramatic bay window immersed in a green canopy of foliage, open sky, and winter River views. The chef’s kitchen is equally impressive, anchored by a generous center island with seating for four and is appointed with custom high-gloss cabinetry, pearl-grey quartzite countertops and backsplash, and a suite of premium appliances including Gaggenau, Miele, Verona, a wine refrigerator, and an in-sink disposal. Desired features include a five burner vented stove, in-sink disposal, and wine fridge.

Privately positioned away from the entertaining spaces, the kind-sized primary suite is a peaceful retreat overlooking a lushly planted courtyard featuring an oversized custom walk-in dressing room and a spa-inspired, windowed bath clad in Carrara and Bardiglio stone. Radiant heated floors, Kallista fixtures, a freestanding soaking tub, glass-enclosed shower, and private water closet complete the experience of peaceful luxury.

One secondary bedroom offers an en-suite bath and dressing area, while the third bedroom is served by a beautifully finished full bath that also functions as the home’s guest bath. Both bathrooms feature porcelain tile, Walker Zanger glazed mosaics, and Bianco Dolomiti marble accents.

Additional highlights include a Bosch washer and dryer, dedicated HVAC, Hunter Douglas motorized shades throughout, custom-fitted closets, a dedicated A/V closet, and exceptional storage. Coffered ceilings, rich solid oak herringbone floors, custom millwork, and solid-core paneled doors create a timeless architectural backdrop throughout.

The Chatsworth is a historic Beaux-Arts landmark built in 1904 and converted into a luxury co-op in 2014, offering 81 residences. The building preserves its classic Beaux-Arts facade, rusticated limestone base, and elaborate architectural detailing, while interiors feature contemporary layouts modernized by Pembrooke & Ives.

Residents enjoy thoughtfully curated amenities, including full-time concierge service, a library and business lounge, state-of-the-art fitness center, yoga studio, children’s playroom, game room, screening room, resident lounge, catering kitchen, bike storage, and a pet-friendly lifestyle. Pets, pied-à-terre, investor, and entity ownership are permitted, subject to board approval. Subletting is also permitted with board approval. The Chatsworth offers the flexibility of condominium ownership with the features of pre-war grandeur rarely offered in the residential landscape.