135 W 70Th St

An 11-story prewar condominium on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, completed in 1928 and converted to condo use in the 1980s. The 30-unit building is rooted in Art Deco design with a buff brick facade and colorful glazed terra-cotta detailing that reference the original fraternal-temple origins. Residences are primarily one- and two-bedroom duplexes and loft-like layouts with notably high ceilings, oversized windows, and generous closet and storage options. Interiors commonly feature formal foyers, separate dining areas, eat-in kitchens, den/office niches, cathedral or double-height ceilings in select units, and built-in millwork; several homes include private terraces or balconies. Building-level conveniences include an attended lobby/concierge, live-in superintendent, elevator access, common laundry and storage rooms, bicycle storage, and a community room; a fitness facility has been added or is planned. The condominium allows pets (limits apply), is investor- and sublet-friendly, and maintains periodic capital assessments. Located between Broadway and Columbus Avenue near West 70th, it sits steps from Central Park, Lincoln Center, cultural institutions, grocery options, and multiple subway and bus lines, offering a distinctly Upper West Side, amenity-rich urban lifestyle.