119 W 71St St

A nine-story pre-war cooperative on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, completed in 1916 and organized as a boutique 30–40 unit co-op. The masonry façade and original entry retain period character; inside, many units display classic prewar detailing such as high ceilings, crown moldings, picture rails, restored solid-oak floors, original wooden doors, and transom windows. Typical apartments are two- and three-bedroom Classic Six and Classic Five layouts with formal entry foyers, separate living and dining rooms, and windowed kitchens that have been renovated in many units to include modern appliances and granite or quartz counters. Common spaces include a planted courtyard/garden and a small private outdoor offering for select apartments. Building services and systems are full-service for a boutique property: resident superintendent, full-time porter, video intercom entry, central laundry room, bike room, and optional personal storage. Operational rules are co-op standard—board approval required for in-unit washers/dryers and through-wall ACs; pet-friendly policies in place. On-site conveniences include an updated fitness room, spotless laundry facilities, and delivery/package handling by staff. Located on a tree-lined brownstone block near Columbus Avenue and Lincoln Square, the building is a short walk to Central and Riverside Parks, multiple subway lines (B, C, 1, 2, 3), neighborhood groceries, restaurants, cultural venues, and express crosstown transit, offering classic prewar living in a walkable, amenity-rich neighborhood.