100 W 93Rd St

Located on the Upper West Side of Manhattan and completed in 1973, this 29-story condominium contains roughly 280 residences configured as studios, one- and two-bedroom layouts. The tower’s midcentury volume has been the subject of a recent multi-phase renovation: individual homes show updated kitchens with integrated European-brand appliances, two-tone custom cabinetry, stone backsplashes, and engineered wood floors, while many bathrooms were remodeled with frameless glass enclosures and contemporary plumbing fixtures. Typical apartment features include eat-in kitchens or kitchen islands, walk-in closets or abundant built-ins, and foyer or dining-area separations that emphasize efficient circulation. Shared spaces are arranged to serve everyday urban living — a renovated lobby and staffed 24-hour doorman desk, a live-in super, indoor laundry facilities, a fitness room, bike storage, a children’s/community playroom, and an on-site parking garage with valet options. Outdoor amenity areas include a large landscaped terrace/roof deck, courtyards and garden pockets, and a mix of private balconies or terraces in select units. Retail at street level includes a full-service grocer, enhancing convenience. The building’s ownership structure for sales is sponsor-controlled with no board interview requirement, which typically speeds closings; taxes and common charges are presented as comparatively low for the neighborhood. Immediate access to Columbus Avenue, multiple subway lines (1/2/3/B/C) and being one block from Central Park place the property within a densely serviced Upper West Side corridor of shops, restaurants, and transit.