243 W 60Th St

Completed in 2007, this nine-story boutique condominium on Manhattan’s Upper West Side contains roughly forty-one residences configured primarily as spacious two-bedroom layouts with loft-like proportions. The exterior reads as a modern, understated masonry-and-glass block with large floor-to-ceiling windows and private setback terraces for select homes. Interiors emphasize high ceilings (around 11 feet), Brazilian hardwood floors, generous closets and luxury finish packages: cook’s kitchens with Makassar cabinetry, Caesarstone counters and Sub‑Zero, Miele, Bosch and Gaggenau appliances; spa-inspired baths clad in Statuary Venatino and Thassos marble with Zuma soaking tubs and radiant-heated limestone floors. Common areas were designed by Andres Escobar and include a dramatic lobby, an English/Zen garden courtyard, an owners’ lounge, business center and a private fitness room. Residents may also access expanded wellness and recreation facilities via a sister building (an indoor pool, full-size tennis court and locker rooms) and benefit from on-site storage, bicycle room and a garage through the adjacent property. The building operates white-glove services with a 24-hour doorman and live-in superintendent, maintains a smoke-free environment, and allows limited private outdoor spaces under 60 sq ft. Its location places it steps from Lincoln Center, Columbus Circle, Central Park and multiple transit options, embedding a cultural, park-adjacent Upper West Side lifestyle.