240 Riverside Boulevard SUITE1A

THE APARTMENT

Perfectly positioned in the West 70s thirty-two stories above the Hudson River with views to the horizon in all four directions, this elegant COSTAS KONDYLIS designed condominium overlooks all of Riverside Park, north to the George Washington Bridge, west to the sunset over the Palisades, south to the ocean liners departing to the Caribbean and east to the rising sun.

Step onto the private landing for this apartment into the large marble foyer to the sweep of the Hudson River. With a powder room and double-door access to the terrace, the foyer opens into the great room, but also features a concealed door to the master suite. The soaring living room occupies the center of the western portion of the apartment, beautifully balanced by a private library with floor to ceiling windows facing north and west. At the southern end there is a large dining room with access to the huge open kitchen. The second terrace is also located off the living room which features a fireplace. With 11 foot ceilings and floor to ceiling windows in every room, the apartment is flooded with natural light and panoramic views from every room.

Private living quarters are discreetly separated from the main entertaining space: there are four generously sized bedrooms - each with en-suite bath - offering southern views of the city and Hudson River. The master suite has a unique configuration: back to back sinks and dressing areas are balanced by a large steam shower and Jacuzzi tub. The T-shaped master closet is complete with built-ins for his and hers, ample storage and dressing space, nearly 15 feet long in both directions, and can be key-locked for privacy and security. Entering the master bedroom reveals majestic northern views of the lush greenery in Riverside Park, the rolling waters leading up to the George Washington Bridge and the sprawling cityscape to the East, creating a view wholly unique to New York.

THE BUILDING

Located at the beginning of Riverside Park, designed by Olmstead & Vaux, The Heritage is a full-service white-glove condominium building with spa and gym services, a pool, as well as a concierge, private screening room, and on-site valet service.

RIVERSIDE PARK

Riverside Park borders the Hudson River from West 72 to West 153 Street, a delightful section of the walking path that now circles the island of Manhattan. It began in 1873 and last expanded in 1910. The original design was by Frederick Law Olmstead and Calvert Vaux, the creators of Central Park. Extending some 81 blocks for approximately 4 miles, it is a complex design of exquisitely designed greenery, in some places on several levels, with winding paths, exquisite themed playgrounds - River Park, Hippo Park - tennis courts, skateboard courses, basketball courts and gated gardens. There are two restaurants overlooking the Hudson River, as well as the 79th Street Boat Basin.