250 W 88Th St

An eight-story, prewar condominium on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, originally constructed circa 1900 and converted to condo use in the late 20th century. The boutique building contains primarily one- and two-bedroom residences plus alcove studio/convertible layouts; ceiling heights and hardwood floors are recurrent interior qualities. Individual units combine traditional prewar elements with renovated kitchens and baths—granite or marble counters, stainless-steel or premium appliance packages, recessed lighting, generous closets and occasional walk-in storage. Shared spaces include a restored lobby, a live-in superintendent, central laundry, bicycle room and private storage lockers (waitlists sometimes apply). A roof deck provides outdoor access; limited private outdoor spaces appear on select units. Full-time lobby staff and 24-hour doorperson coverage feature in most listings, and the property maintains building-level policies prohibiting smoking and pets. Periodic capital assessments have been noted for façade, roof, lobby and hallway improvements. Located at the corner of Broadway and West 88th Street, the condominium sits within easy walking distance of the 1 train, Zabar’s, Fairway, and both Central Park and Riverside Park, offering a distinctly Upper West Side, pedestrian-oriented lifestyle.