100 W 94Th St

Columbus Park Towers is a 26-story cooperative high-rise on the Upper West Side built in 1966 with 44 residences, primarily two-bedroom layouts. The façade and massing reflect mid‑century residential design; units often feature windowed kitchens, entrance foyers, and private balconies or terraces of varying sizes. Interiors are generally well‑proportioned with separate dining areas and flexible living/dining plans; many apartments present multiple exposures and cross‑ventilation. Common facilities emphasize full‑service urban living: a 24‑hour doorman/concierge, live‑in superintendent, central laundry, bicycle and storage rooms, and an on‑site garage (waitlist frequently in effect). Outdoors, residents share landscaped gardens and courtyard patios that provide private outdoor space steps from the lobby. The coop’s policies are buyer‑friendly for many purchase structures—allowing pieds‑à‑terre, guarantors, gifting, and joint buyers—and pets are permitted. Located one block from Central Park and close to Riverside Park, the building sits within a dense retail corridor with Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, restaurants and easy access to the 1/2/3 and B/C subway lines, offering a transit‑rich, neighborhood‑oriented Upper West Side lifestyle.