160 W 86Th St

The Westbury House is a 21-story boutique condominium completed in 1998 on Manhattan’s Upper West Side. Composed primarily of large, full-floor or multi-bedroom residences rather than studio units, the building presents a residential scale and townhouse-like layouts within a midrise tower. Interiors often feature high ceilings, wide-plank hardwood floors, elegant moldings, expansive galleries and formal entertaining spaces; many homes include eat-in kitchens, marble baths, built-in cabinetry, private balconies or terraces, and vented washer/dryers. Common areas are finished to a residential standard with a 24-hour doorman and concierge presence, a full-time superintendent and porters, private elevator landings for some units, and recently updated hallways and elevators. On-site amenities emphasize active family living and convenience: a well-equipped fitness room, bicycle and luggage storage, a children’s outdoor play area set within a planted courtyard/garden, and roof deck access. The building permits pets and maintains organized services such as escorted deliveries and storage facilities; a modest flip tax applies. Situated between Central Park and Riverside Park, the property benefits from direct access to major subway lines, neighborhood shopping and dining, and a generally quiet, treelined block character that supports both entertaining and family-oriented lifestyles.