204 W 92Nd St

A low-rise, prewar cooperative townhouse on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, built in 1910 and organized over five stories with a small collection of one-bedroom residences (eleven units total). The façade and massing reflect classic early-20th-century brownstone proportions; interiors repeatedly reference original prewar details such as high ceilings, large arched windows, exposed brick and decorative fireplaces. Units are renovated at varying levels and commonly feature oak hardwood floors, renovated windowed kitchens with granite counters and stainless appliances, built-ins and formal dining areas, and generous closet systems. Common areas are modest and residential in scale: a shared laundry room, bicycle storage, personal storage rooms, an attended superintendent/porter on a part-time basis, and building-controlled access. Outdoor amenities lean private and human-scaled — several apartments include private roof decks and gardens sized for entertaining and container planting rather than large communal lawns. The property is self-managed with cooperative governance; policies are buyer-friendly in many listings with pet permissions, case-by-case subletting and pied-à-terre considerations, and financing allowances up to typical co-op limits. Situated on a tree-lined Upper West Side block, the building sits within easy walking distance of Central and Riverside Parks, multiple subway lines (1/2/3, B/C and nearby express access), neighborhood grocers and a dense restaurant/retail corridor that supports an active city lifestyle.