17 W 67Th St

A distinguished pre-war cooperative on New York’s Upper West Side, this 13-story, 1930 Tudor-style building contains a small collection of two-bedroom and one-bedroom homes characterized by classic masonry, arched entryways and original period details. Interiors typically display high ceilings, hardwood floors, decorative moldings and substantial windows—some units retain original steel-frame casement windows and French doors leading to terraces. Typical apartment layouts include formal foyers, separate dining areas or eat-in kitchens, generous closets and windowed baths; several units have been sensitively renovated with modern kitchens, marble or stone counters and upgraded mechanicals while preserving pre-war character. Common areas reflect the building’s era, with a tiled lobby and decorative fountain at the entrance. Building services include a live-in superintendent and full-time porters who accept deliveries, plus a large shared laundry room, bike storage and private storage bins in the basement. The co-op’s policies are buyer-friendly: pets, pieds-à-terre and gifting are permitted, guarantors are accepted and subletting is allowed after a residency period. Located less than a block from Central Park and steps from Lincoln Center, the property sits amid cultural institutions, dining, shopping and multiple subway lines, offering an established urban lifestyle with strong neighborhood cachet.