17 W 64Th St

A ten-story prewar cooperative built in 1924, this Upper West Side elevator building occupies a tree-lined block between Central Park and Lincoln Center. The masonry façade and canopied entrance lead into a small, well-kept lobby and a building core serviced by a recently updated elevator and a live-in superintendent. Apartment configurations range from studios to one- and two-bedroom layouts; many units retain classic prewar details such as hardwood floors, beamed ceilings, crown moldings, entry foyers, windowed galley kitchens and generous closet space. Several homes feature private outdoor areas under 60 square feet, high-floor skyline or partial park views, and renovated kitchens and baths in select units. Shared amenities are pragmatic: laundry room, security intercom, on-site building staff, and a flexible board with accommodating policies including pied-à-terre, co-purchasing, gifting, and liberal subletting in some cases. The coop is pet friendly and occasionally offers private parking arrangements nearby. Located steps from Lincoln Center, Columbus Circle, multiple subway lines and neighborhood shops and restaurants, the building delivers classic prewar character with a compact set of modern conveniences.