Skyview on the Hudson is a full service coop and the maintenance includes cooking gas, heat and hot water and all of the amenities: a 101 foot Olympic size seasonal pool, a kiddie pool, state- of- the art gym, two night-lit tennis courts, a beautifully manicured sitting area with a Gazebo, a new playground, a half court basketball court and a brand new 2 levelhalf acre enclosed Doggie Park. Electricity is billed at a discounted rate. There is a cafe that is open year round in the Sky Club. Local buses to the 1, 4 and A trains and Express buses to Mid Town East and West and the North Riverdale Shopping Center are nearby. Bulk Cable contract with Optimum is $73/mo. Skyview Shuttle to Riverdale Metro North Station Monday through Friday and local shopping areas as well. Skyview Shopping Center is just 2 blocks away where shops and local services are close by.
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Searching for a little bit of country that can be your home base, while still being able to take advantage of everything that NYC offers? Do you want a slower pace of living, focused on family and the great outdoors? Riverdale may be your perfect choice. Only about ten miles north of Midtown, Riverdale’s bucolic paradise feels like you have left the city entirely. You would never guess that you are still within the confines of the Bronx.
Riverdale is primarily residential with a substantial number of single-family homes and corridors of high-rise apartments. There are many large parks, and they play a major role in the lives of the residents, as they are a primary source of entertainment. Clean, safe streets make Riverdale a great place to walk or cycle. There are trees everywhere, and the air is fresh and invigorating. It is a great place to raise a family, but more and more singles and young professionals are moving into Riverdale, in search of larger, less expensive apartments, and to enjoy the parks and the remarkable views of the Hudson River and Manhattan.
While the grid layout of the rest of the city makes it easy to find your way from here to there, Riverdale chose to forego that structure, choosing instead to let the verdant streets twist and wind their way around natural obstacles in designs by Frederick Law Olmsted, of Central Park fame. Some streets are divided, with traffic in one direction being at an entirely different level than traffic headed the opposite way on the same street. This quirkiness adds a certain charm to this neighborhood.