204 W 92Nd St

A low-rise prewar cooperative townhouse on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, this five-story, circa 1910 building is organized as small-scale residential units—primarily one-bedroom layouts with occasional larger duplex conversions. The exterior retains classic brownstone town-house proportions with a tree-lined stoop and modest landscaped setbacks; many units report private outdoor spaces such as gardens or roof decks. Interiors emphasize prewar character: high ceilings, decorative fireplaces, exposed brick, original millwork and hardwood floors alongside renovated kitchens with granite counters and stainless appliances in numerous apartments. Common areas are minimal and practical rather than opulent: on-site laundry, bike room, central storage and private storage lockers, plus a superintendent/porter and part-time maintenance staff. The cooperative’s rules are board-governed and relatively flexible in several listings—pets and pied-a-terre ownership are often permitted, subletting is handled case-by-case, and typical financing allowances reach around 80%. The building’s walk-up configuration and low unit count create a tight-knit, self-managed feel. Located within walking distance of Central and Riverside Parks and major transit lines (1/2/3, B/C), the property sits amid supermarket, gym and dining options that define the neighborhood’s comfortable urban lifestyle.