111 W 94Th St

111 West 94th Street is a six-story, Art Deco co-op built in 1936 on a tree-lined Upper West Side block near Central Park. The masonry elevator building retains prewar character: high ceilings, original hardwood and mahogany-inlaid floors, stylized archways and brass hardware in many residences. Layouts are primarily studios, junior one-bedrooms and one-bedroom apartments with thoughtful alcoves, windowed kitchens and occasionally formal dining areas or foyers; some larger, reconfigured units and a handful of multi-room apartments appear in listings. Common areas and services reflect a well-maintained, residential scale: a live-in superintendent, on-site laundry room, bike room, and basement storage lockers (often available for an additional fee). The co-op is pet friendly with board approval policies permitting pieds-a-terre and co-purchasing in many cases; financing allowances and maintenance structures are favorable in some sponsor and resale offerings. Outdoor amenity footprints are modest — select units offer private outdoor spaces under 60 square feet. Located within short walking distance of multiple subway lines (1, 2, 3, B, C), grocery options and cultural institutions, the building suits buyers seeking classic prewar detail, manageable carrying costs, and strong neighborhood access on Manhattan’s Upper West Side.