119 W 71St St

A small, early-20th-century cooperative located on Manhattan's Upper West Side, this nine-story, limestone-clad pre-war building was completed in 1916 and contains a limited collection of two- and three-bedroom residences. Units typically feature pre-war details—high ceilings, crown moldings, gracious entry foyers and restored wood floors—paired with modern conveniences added through renovations, such as updated plumbing/electrical, in-unit washer/dryers (board approval), and renovated windowed kitchens and baths. Common interior amenities include built-in features, generous closets, and a smoke-free environment; many homes present formal living and dining rooms, oversized windows, and sizable storage options. The building's communal spaces are modest but well maintained: a landscaped courtyard/garden, a refurbished central laundry room, a small fitness room, bike storage, and private caged storage available by wait list. On-site staff support daily life with a resident superintendent and a full-time porter; security is enhanced by a video intercom system and elevator service. The property permits pets and allows up to 80% financing subject to cooperative rules. Located in Lincoln Square, the building offers immediate access to multiple subway lines, Central Park and Riverside Park, cultural institutions such as Lincoln Center, and neighborhood retail, grocers and restaurants.