105 W 73Rd St

A nine-story prewar co-op built in 1920, this Upper West Side elevator building retains classic architectural details across its modest height. The common areas reflect an older Manhattan residential scale: an attractive, well-kept lobby, a live-in superintendent’s suite, and practical service spaces such as a laundry room, bicycle storage and private storage rooms. Residences are primarily multi-room layouts including formal dining rooms and entrance foyers; interiors commonly feature high beamed ceilings, original hardwood floors, significant closet capacity, and large windows that admit abundant natural light. Many units have been renovated with modern kitchens and windowed bathrooms while preserving decorative moldings and other prewar character. Outdoors, the property includes a planted garden and private outdoor spaces associated with select units. Building policies are co-op governed and generally buyer-friendly: pet allowances typically permit dogs up to 30 pounds with board approval, pied-a-terres and parental purchases are variably permitted depending on board rules, and subletting often requires a period of owner occupancy. Its block-level scale, on-site superintendent, and storage and laundry amenities cater to long-term residents seeking a stable, well-maintained prewar home in a dense urban neighborhood.