235 W 75Th St

The Astor is a landmark Upper West Side condominium conversion originally built in 1901 and rising 12 stories with Renaissance Revival detailing. Restored public spaces blend original prewar craftsmanship — high moldings, decorative plaster, and bronze-and-glass entrance doors — with contemporary finishes introduced during a sensitive rehabilitation by Pembrooke & Ives. The building contains a mix of one- through five-bedroom residences laid out as gracious entry galleries, great rooms, formal dining areas and library/office niches, many retaining 10-foot ceilings, wood-burning or gas fireplaces, five-inch herringbone white-oak floors with walnut inlay, and tall paneled doors. Kitchens feature integrated custom millwork, marble countertops and top-tier appliances; bathrooms are finished in Calacatta and specialty marbles, radiant heated floors and Lefroy Brooks fixtures. Common amenities include a renovated historic lobby, 24-hour doormen and porter service, a live-in superintendent, a fully equipped fitness center, children’s playroom, bike storage and private storage units. Limited private outdoor spaces are available on a unit-by-unit basis and select units include private terraces or penthouse terraces. The Astor’s location at West 75th and Broadway places it steps from restaurants, cultural institutions, Riverside Park and multiple subway lines, supporting a classic, walkable New York lifestyle.