222 Riverside Drive, 10-D

Gut-renovated, move-in ready 1 BR/1 BA with private balcony at 222 Riverside Drive — a premier full-service Upper West Side condominium directly across from Riverside Park. Apt 10-D offers the rare balance of space, light, and modern renovation that is hard to come by. This meticulously redesigned residence features an open-concept living and dining area flooded with natural southern light through oversized black-framed windows, delivering sweeping city views with partial river vistas from the bedroom and balcony. The kitchen alone sets this apartment apart; a Silestone quartz waterfall island anchors the space, flanked by matte gray European flat-panel cabinetry, a full Bosch appliance suite with convection oven and gas cooktop, and a Liebherr integrated refrigerator with ice maker. A brand new Miele washer and dryer sits in the entryway closet for convenience. The primary bedroom is expansive, with partial Hudson river views, and easily fits a king sized bed, tv console, multiple armoires and space for a home office. New engineered hardwood floors run throughout. The spa-inspired windowed bathroom is wrapped in premium Italian imported porcelain tile with a Kohler soaking tub, Kohler fixtures, and an integrated bidet seat. Additional features in the apartment include updated HVACs, a massive walk-in closet, upgraded architectural doors, and Hunter Douglas motorized window treatments with remote control. 222 Riverside Drive is a full-service condominium with 24-hour doorman and concierge, live-in superintendent, fitness center, bike storage, and on-site parking garage — positioned directly across from Riverside Park with express subway access two blocks away at 96th Street. This is an incredibly unique opportunity to purchase a meticulously designed one-bedroom residence - offering the finishes, proportions, and lifestyle of a brand-new condo at one of the Upper West Side's most coveted Riverside Drive addresses. There is an ongoing monthly assessment of $572.08 through December 2026. Taxes reflect primary residence usage.