250 W 75Th St

A nine-story pre-war cooperative erected in 1922, this boutique Upper West Side building offers primarily one- and two-bedroom residences arranged around elevator access. The façades reflect traditional early-20th-century masonry with ornamental moldings and a recently refreshed lobby that retains original details. Apartments typically feature high ceilings, hardwood floors, defined entry foyers, and eat-in kitchens; many units have been fully renovated with contemporary baths and stainless-steel appliances while preserving period moldings and built-in millwork. Shared facilities are modest but practical: a landscaped courtyard/patio garden, central laundry, bicycle storage, basement storage bins, and a live-in superintendent who manages day-to-day maintenance and package acceptance. The co-op maintains a pet-friendly policy and permits subletting under the building’s rules. There is no on-site parking noted; nearby garages and plentiful transit links serve residents. Located on a tree-lined block near Riverside Park and Lincoln Square, the building sits within walking distance of grocery markets, theaters, cultural institutions, and express subway lines, supporting an urban lifestyle that blends historic character with contemporary conveniences.