235 W 75Th St

The Astor is a landmark 12-story pre‑war condominium building on the Upper West Side, completed in 1901 and restored in the 21st century to combine original craftsmanship with contemporary systems. Its Renaissance Revival façade uses grey brick, carved Beaux‑Arts ornament, limestone‑clad rounded corners and a copper cornice; bronze-and-glass entry doors open into a renovated lobby that preserves mosaic and marble detailing. The property contains 49 residences in a range of multi-bedroom plans (predominantly two- to five-bedroom configurations) with high ceilings, decorative moldings, wood‑burning fireplaces in some units, and expansive formal galleries that lead to generous living and dining rooms. Interiors showcase prewar details married to modern upgrades: herringbone wood floors with walnut inlay, paneled eight‑foot doors, double‑pane insulated windows, individual climate control, and kitchens fitted with fully integrated high‑end appliances and Calacatta marble counters. Building services and shared spaces include a fully attended 24‑hour lobby with concierge and porters, a professionally equipped fitness center, a children's playroom, bike parking, and private storage; select residences offer private terraces or outdoor space. The building provides on‑site staff including a live‑in superintendent and has been incorporated into a historic district, placing it within walking distance of Riverside and Central Parks, Lincoln Center, the American Museum of Natural History, and neighborhood shops and markets along Broadway.