40 Riverside Dr Unit PHTRIPLEX New York, NY 10023

PENTHOUSE TRIPLEX ON RIVERSIDECLARENCE TRUE MANSIONFew if any residences offer the drama, scale, light and spectacular views of this Penthouse triplex situated in the West Side's most architecturally important limestone corner mansion on Riverside Drive at 76th Street. On the first level (the fourth floor of the house), the elevator opens to a beautiful sinuous, steel staircase which showcases a 27 foot ceiling.. Arched windows usher in light from the south and west. A huge living room with wood burning fireplace framed by an enormous marble mantelpiece and a bay window with amazing views of Riverside Park and the Hudson River. There is a formal dining room with fireplace and Juliet Balcony, a TV room, powder room and an eat-in-kitchen with adjacent dining balcony. On the second level (the fifth floor of the house), is the master bedroom with en suite bath and an exterior terrace atop the rotunda providing spectacular views of sunsets over Riverside Park and the Hudson River. There is an office, wet bar and access to the third level (the sixth floor of the house), where there is a second bedroom with en suite bath and direct access to the penthouse roof terrace. There are five exterior spaces-a round sitting area in the grand rotunda, a Juliet balcony off the dining room, and a dining terrace off the kitchen, plus two roof decks, the use of all of which outdoor space is exclusive to the owner of this apartment. Condition is excellent, move-in. In addition, the residence conveys with a ground floor one bedroom studio with small garden, functioning well as a guest suite or professional office. Offered for sale as separate, cooperative apartments, or together with the other residence in the building. If re-combined, this Clarence True designed mansion (once home to the great architect himself and to the legendary artist Marc Chagall) and built in the Elizabethan Renaissance Revival style, would once again enjoy its original, rare single-family home status on one of the highest points of Riverside Drive.