This spacious, south-facing studio offers 9-foot beamed ceilings and beautiful natural light, with two windows providing oblique views of Riverside Park. The proportions are classic Art Deco-generous, balanced, and composed-creating a sense of air and architectural dignity emblematic of Manhattan’s finest prewar buildings.

A true blank canvas and a compelling opportunity to design something exceptional, this residence invites a complete transformation. The apartment is in estate condition and requires full renovation, ready to be reimagined as a refined Riverside Drive home or sophisticated pied-à-terre within a building of genuine architectural significance.

The expansive main room easily accommodates distinct living, dining, and sleeping areas, making this a studio that lives like a home. A proper entry foyer with two closets provides separation and functionality, and the layout unfolds with intention rather than compression, so the space feels measured and substantial.

Directly across from Riverside Park and moments from Columbia University, the location delivers an exceptional balance of green space and neighborhood energy, with easy access to the Hudson River promenade, the 1 train, and well-loved Upper West Side establishments including Café du Soleil, The Ellington, and Osteria 106.

310 Riverside Drive, known as the Master Apartments, is a landmarked 1929 Art Deco cooperative designed by Harvey Wiley Corbett, the celebrated architect who later collaborated on Rockefeller Center. Distinguished by its stately presence and grand lobby, the building reflects the elegance and permanence that define Riverside Drive itself – one of Manhattan’s most beautiful and historically significant residential boulevards. Residents enjoy 24-hour doorman service, a live-in superintendent, central laundry, bike room, and storage (waitlisted). Current assessment is an additional $61.88 per month.

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