Step into history at The Paterno, one of Morningside Heights' most celebrated prewar residences. Designed in 1909 by Schwartz & Gross and built by the Paterno brothers, this Riverside Drive landmark remains a crown jewel of the neighborhood. The marble lobby with its stained‑glass ceiling sets a tone of timeless elegance, recalling an era when The Paterno stood among New York's premier apartment houses. This well‑designed studio offers a rare chance to live in a home that blends historic grandeur with modern comfort. High ceilings, original details, and abundant light create an airy feel, while oversized windows capture sweeping views of the Hudson River and Riverside Park. From sunrise coffee to sunsets over the river, this residence delivers a front‑row seat to Manhattan's most iconic landscapes. Location is equally unmatched. Just across from Barnard College and Columbia University, The Paterno sits at the heart of Morningside Heights. Riverside Park tennis courts, walking trails, and riverfront gardens are just outside your door, while nearby cafes, bookstores, and cultural landmarks define the neighborhood's character. The Paterno is celebrated for its architectural pedigree, vibrant community, and full‑service living. Amenities include a 24‑hour doorman, live‑in super, and beautifully maintained common spaces that preserve its legacy of refinement. For those seeking a residence that is more than just a home, The Paterno offers a lifestyle infused with history, beauty, and distinction - a rare opportunity to experience classic New York elegance in one of the city's most desirable neighborhoods. $340/month in maintenance ~ $4,080, $350/month taxes ~ $4,200