110 W 90Th St

Columbus Common is a six-story, full-service condominium on the Upper West Side of Manhattan completed in 1990. The boutique midrise contains a mix of studios through multi-bedroom residences with traditional layouts, bay-windowed living rooms, open and galley kitchens, and occasional private terraces or balconies. Interiors commonly feature wood flooring, well-proportioned foyers, ample closet buildouts, vented full-size washer/dryers in-unit, and bathrooms that range from original to renovated with soaking or whirlpool tubs. The building’s exterior presents a townhouse-scale presence on a tree-lined block and wraps a landscaped half-acre communal garden and planted courtyard that many units overlook. Shared spaces include a staffed lobby with full-time doorman and live-in superintendent, elevator access, fitness facilities, children’s playroom, bike storage, private storage cages, and small private gym. On-site services and recent capital improvements have included window modernization and upgraded elevators. The property is pet-friendly and wheelchair accessible at street level. Its Upper West Side location places it one block from Central Park, close to multiple subway lines, neighborhood grocery and retail options, and cultural institutions like Lincoln Center and nearby museums, supporting an urban yet residential lifestyle.