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Riverwalk Landing 425 Main St, Roosevelt Island, NY 10044
New Development Condominium
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216 residences
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- 216 residences
- 16 stories
- BUILT 2006
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About 425 MAIN ST, Roosevelt Island, NY 10044
Where urban vibrancy meets tranquil retreat.
Riverwalk Landing is a riverfront condominium nestled along the East River at the heart of Roosevelt Island’s “downtown” strip and offers unparalleled convenience to Manhattan. Its prime location puts the best of New York City at your fingertips, with proximity to the multiple transportation outlets; Roosevelt Island Tram, the F train entrance and Ferry Station all at...
key features
- Central laundry room
- Common roof deck
- Concierge
- Doorman
- Elevator
- Exercise room
- Private storage
- Roof deck
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Riverwalk Landing Residences
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Roosevelt Island
Sitting in the middle of the East River, only a short distance from both Manhattan and Queens, two-mile-long Roosevelt Island can feel surprisingly distant from the rest of the city, like its own self-contained world. This character is unquestionably amplified as Roosevelt Island is the only New York City neighborhood you can access via an aerial tram. It is actually impossible to drive there from Manhattan, from where you must either ride the tram or hop on the F train to the island’s lone stop. From the Queens side, you can take a car or bus across the Roosevelt Island Bridge or use the ferry. For much of its history, Roosevelt Island was known as Welfare Island and was home to several hospitals. Redevelopment began in 1969 in the form of apartment towers, with contributions from noted architects. Today, Roosevelt Island is home to thousands of New Yorkers.