102 W 80Th St

An eight-story prewar elevator co-op on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, this turn-of-the-century walk-up/elevator building dates from the late 1890s and retains many classic residential details. Units are primarily studios and smaller one-bedroom layouts with nearly 10-foot ceilings in many residences, hardwood floors, plentiful closets and periodic loft conversions or ladder-accessed sleeping lofts. Interiors in renovated units typically feature updated kitchens with stone or marble counters and stainless-steel appliances, tiled bathrooms, and abundant natural light from large period windows. Common areas include a formal entrance foyer, lobby, voice intercom, two elevators, on-site laundry and a live-in superintendent. The building accepts pets, permits co-purchasing and guarantors, and maintains a liberal subletting policy that allows rentals from day one for many sponsor or investor sales. Outdoor amenities are minimal at the building level; select apartments offer private outdoor space under 60 square feet. Located on a tree-lined block between Columbus and Amsterdam Avenues, the property sits a block from Central Park and directly across from the American Museum of Natural History, with convenient access to the 1/B/C trains and multiple buses. The neighborhood blends cultural institutions, grocery and specialty shops, restaurants and parks for a quintessential Upper West Side urban lifestyle.