186 W 80Th St

The Chesterfield is a prewar condominium occupying a 13-story, early-20th-century masonry building on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, completed in 1900 and converted to condominium ownership in the late 1980s. Apartments are primarily studios and one-bedrooms with occasional larger layouts; interiors typically feature high ceilings, hardwood floors, defined dining areas or alcoves, and original prewar details updated with modern kitchens and renovated baths. Units vary between courtyard-facing homes with treetop views and street-facing residences with city panoramas; some apartments include private balconies, small outdoor terraces, or enclosed terrace atriums and have in-unit HVAC units or board-approved washer/dryers. Common spaces reflect a full-service profile: a staffed 24-hour doorman, live‑in superintendent, recently refreshed lobby and corridors, elevator service, on‑site laundry, and basement storage. Building-level conveniences include an attached parking garage and bike/storage options; the pet-friendly policy and pied-à-terre/investor-friendly purchase allowances add flexibility. Located at 80th Street and Amsterdam Avenue, the condo sits a block from the American Museum of Natural History and two blocks from Central Park, surrounded by restaurants, cafes, and multiple subway and crosstown bus routes, offering a classic Upper West Side residential lifestyle with strong street-level retail and cultural access.