102 W 75Th St

Completed in 1891, this seven-story cooperative on the southwest corner of West 75th Street and Columbus Avenue is a Romanesque/Renaissance-Revival prewar landmark. The intimate building contains a small number of residences that range from classic one-bedrooms to large combined maisonettes and duplexes. Common features include a restored, mosaic-tile lobby, wide window-lit hallways, original moldings and decorative details, and high ceilings throughout. Building services and conveniences comprise an elevator, live-in superintendent, full-time porter, video/intercom entry, common laundry, bike room and building storage (waitlist applies). The co-op is pet friendly and considers pied-a-terres, co-purchases, gifting and guarantors on a case-by-case basis. Many apartments have in-unit washer/dryers or provision for them and generous closet and pantry storage; some homes have decorative fireplaces, exposed brick and restored shutters. Residents enjoy a prime Upper West Side location one block from Central Park, steps from Riverside Park, the American Museum of Natural History and Lincoln Center, plus easy access to multiple subway lines, gourmet grocers, theaters and neighborhood boutiques.