122 units
Riverwalk Court 415 Main Street, Roosevelt Island, Manhattan, NY 10044
Post-war Condo
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- 122 residences
- 18 stories
- BUILT 2009
The Details About 415 Main Street
Riverwalk Court, designed by award-winning architectural firm Costas Kondylis and Partners, is a seventeen-story luxury condominium featuring 123 residences with one, two or three bedrooms. The lobby is detailed with polished marble floors, contemporary furnishings and a beautiful stacked-stone accent wall. This apartment building features a 24-hour concierge and doorman, a state-of-the-art fit...
- Doorman
- Elevators
- State of the art fitness ctr/ wt training facility
- yoga studio
- cardio machines outfitted w/built in TV monitors
- Entertainment lounge w/pool table
- flat screen TV
- Rooftop terr w/breathtaking East River views
Riverwalk Court Units
- transaction type
- For Rent
- Sold
- Rented
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Get to know 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.
Roosevelt Island Neighborhood Guide