235 W End Ave

An iconic pre‑war condominium on the Upper West Side, completed in 1928 and rising 17 stories, this masonry residence reflects a medieval revival / Art Deco sensibility with brick, limestone and terracotta ornamentation. Converted to condos in the late 20th century, the property contains a mix of one- and three-bedroom homes laid out with classic prewar proportions: high beamed ceilings, hardwood floors, arched doorways, generous foyers and multiple closets including walk‑ins. Apartment kitchens range from original galley layouts to renovated windowed kitchens with granite or stone counters and stainless appliances; many units retain formal dining rooms and soaking tubs in windowed baths. Building common areas emphasize traditional craftsmanship — a stained‑glass, tiled lobby, furnished landscaped roof terrace with Hudson River and skyline views, and a garden/courtyard. Resident services include a 24‑hour doorman, live‑in superintendent/manager, concierge-style staff, an on‑site gym, children’s playroom, communal laundry, bike room and individual storage lockers. On‑site conveniences extend to private outdoor spaces, a roof deck for gatherings, and limited building storage. Pet-friendly policies and nearby public transit (1/2/3 lines and cross‑town bus) make the location highly walkable; the building sits a short walk from Riverside and Central Parks, Lincoln Center, museums, and neighborhood markets and restaurants.