Building: The Normandy

Built in 1938 and designed by the esteemed architect Emery Roth as a 20-story building consisting of approximately 250 apartments. The Normandy, a landmarked building, divided into two wings North and South with separate elevator vestibules for quietude and privacy. The building was built on an “H” building plan featuring a sunken garden loggia and also an enormous lobby with a glass enclosed solarium facing onto Riverside Drive. This distinguished building was built to offer its residents a grand and opulent lifestyle. The apartment layouts offer expansive living spaces, most include an oversized entry foyer, a spacious windowed kitchen, and an abundance of storage and closest space. There are also several penthouse apartments with terraces, while other floorplans offer duplex layouts. Breathtaking vistas of the Hudson and Riverside Park are captured by the wall to wall windows found in many of the apartments. This full service Prewar Co-Op positioned at the prominent gateway to Riverside Park is convenient to transportation, shops and restaurants. The building amenities include 24 hour doorman, children’s playroom, central laundry, bike room, and gym.

Building description provided by Jeffrey Levitas and Madeline McKenna