100 W 94Th St

Columbus Park Tower is a 26-story post‑war cooperative completed in 1966 with roughly 160 units configured primarily as one- and two-bedroom residences (some listings describe three‑bed layouts created by combining rooms). The exterior is a high‑rise slab typical of its era; many units feature private balconies and east/west exposures that provide expansive city and Central Park views on higher floors. Common interior attributes reported across units include windowed kitchens, entrance foyers, dining areas and smoke‑free policies. Shared building amenities emphasize full‑service convenience: a 24‑hour doorman, live‑in superintendent, on‑site laundry, an updated fitness room, tenant lounge/playroom, bicycle storage, and on‑site garage parking and private storage subject to availability. Outdoor resources include a landscaped residents’ garden and multiple courtyard/terrace areas. Operational policies are cooperative‑friendly: pieds‑à‑terre, gifting, guarantors and co‑purchasing are permitted; subletting is allowed after three years with board approval for limited terms. Pets are accepted and in‑unit washer/dryers are prohibited. The property is located on the Upper West Side near Columbus Avenue and West 94th Street, one block from Central Park and close to Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, and 1/2/3/B/C subway lines and 96th Street crosstown access, placing daily errands and transit within easy walking distance.