Nestled in an intimate, boutique pre-war co-op with just two residences per floor, this sun-filled two-bedroom home offers a rare blend of charm, space, and tranquility. Thoughtfully preserved original details-including elegant moldings, solid wood doors, and original hardwood floors-infuse the apartment with timeless character. Bring your designer to add some final touches!

Oversized windows bathe the space in natural light throughout the day, with views of the Hudson River, while the functional layout offers both comfort and versatility. Ideal for those seeking the charm of classic New York architecture with the privacy and intimacy of a well-maintained, low-maintenance building.

Located at the corner of West End Avenue and West 89th Street, this distinguished 12-story prewar building boasts frontage on West End Avenue and on West 89th Street, (where the main entrance is situated). Though within the Riverside-West End Historic District, the building itself is not individually landmarked.

Designed in 1923 by noted architects George and Edward Blum, the building is part of their broader legacy of elegant residential designs along West End Avenue and Riverside Drive. It features a classic light-brown brick fa ade and prewar architectural details.


Building Details:

• Stories: 12
• Units: 28
• Conversion: Became a cooperative in 1984
• Superintendent: Part-time
• Bike Storage
• Laundry in basement
• New stove and refrigerator
• Pied-à-terre: Considered on a case-by-case basis
• One dog / One Cat with approval
• Bring your designer and create your dream home!