1 W 67Th St

Completed in 1917, this landmarked prewar cooperative occupies a prominent Upper West Side block near Lincoln Center and Central Park. The 17-story neo-Gothic structure was conceived as an artists’ cooperative and retains period details such as carved woodwork, paneled dining rooms, high beamed or double-height ceilings, stained and leaded glass, and an ornate canopied entrance. Apartments range from one- to three-bedroom plans, including duplex ateliers and expansive penthouses with mezzanines, oversized windows, and dramatic living rooms. Interiors commonly feature high ceilings, crown molding, walk-in closets, separate formal dining rooms, recessed lighting, double vanities and soaking tubs; some units are delivered in estate/"blank canvas" condition for renovation while others have been fully modernized with high-end appliances and central air. Shared spaces and services are unusually comprehensive for a prewar coop: a staffed 24-hour concierge and attended elevators, an on-site restaurant with resident dining and room service, indoor swimming pool, two fitness rooms, a squash/basketball court, roof garden, common roof deck, building storage and bike storage. Exterior amenities include private balconies and planted gardens. The building permits pet ownership, provides building laundry and private storage options, and combines historical character with resort-like conveniences in a culturally rich, pedestrian-friendly neighborhood.