152 W 58Th St

Constructed in 1915, this ten-story pre-war cooperative presents a classic Midtown Manhattan residential experience. The 30–40 unit building offers predominantly two- and three-bedroom layouts with high beamed ceilings, hardwood floors, gracious entry foyers and traditional moldings that reflect its era. Interiors range from largely original conditions to fully renovated homes featuring windowed kitchens, upgraded appliances, in-unit washers (board approval required in some units), and contemporary baths while retaining pre-war character. Common areas include an elevator, dedicated laundry room, bike room, storage lockers, and a live-in superintendent who oversees day-to-day operations. Outside spaces are a notable part of the property: a planted courtyard garden and a roof deck provide private outdoor refuge, while some residences enjoy Juliet balconies or private terraces. The building is pet-friendly, allows pied-a-terres and generally permits subletting after ownership requirements are met; it also supports up to 80% financing. Monthly charges are typically low relative to location, though intermittent capital assessments have appeared in recent years. Located one block from Central Park and within easy walking distance of Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Columbus Circle and multiple subway lines, the building blends pre-war charm with direct access to cultural institutions, shopping and transportation.