246 W End Ave

A landmark prewar cooperative on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, completed in 1912 and rising 13 stories, this residence was conceived by noted early-20th-century architects and retains classic turn-of-the-century proportions. The building contains predominantly large multi-bedroom apartments—four-bedroom configurations are typical—featuring lofty ceiling heights, formal entrance foyers, separate dining rooms, and generous living spaces. Interiors commonly showcase original and restored prewar details such as crown moldings, built-in cabinetry, herringbone or oak floors, oversized windows, and decorative fireplaces; many units have been sympathetically renovated to add modern kitchens with granite counters and high-end appliances, recessed lighting, and contemporary baths with soaking tubs. Shared building services and common areas emphasize concierge-style living: a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, on-site laundry, resident fitness room, bike room, and private storage/lockers. Exterior offerings include private outdoor spaces in some units and street trees framing views toward Riverside Park and the Hudson. The co-op is pet-friendly, permits pied-à-terre ownership in certain cases, and supports co-purchasing and gifting subject to board approval. Practical conveniences include nearby subway lines, neighborhood groceries and shops, and immediate access to Riverside and Central Parks, aligning the property with a classic Upper West Side lifestyle.