160 W 66Th St

Completed in 1989, this 60-story condominium tower occupies a prominent Upper West Side corner address and integrates residential floors above cultural and institutional uses. The residences comprise one-, two- and three-bedroom layouts with features typical of upscale units: high ceilings, open floor plans, built-in millwork, crown moldings, formal and eat-in dining options, and in-unit washer/dryers. Many apartments emphasize light and views with large walls of windows and hardwood or herringbone floors; kitchens often present full-size appliances and stone counters while bathrooms are frequently finished in marble with soaking tubs and separate showers. The building’s lower levels are part of the Lincoln Center complex, providing a private resident-only entrance and a richly finished marble lobby. Shared amenities include 24-hour doorman and concierge, a full health club with a windowed gym and 60-foot indoor lap pool, sauna and steam rooms, a residents’ lounge/party room and conference facilities; on-site parking garage and children’s playroom are also available. The property is pet-friendly and allows pied-a-terres and investors, with building services supported by live-in staff and doormen. Situated between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue and immediately adjacent to Lincoln Center, the tower places residents within walking distance of cultural institutions, fine dining, shopping at Columbus Circle, and multiple transit options.