250 W 89Th St

The Savannah is a 20-story condop tower completed in 1987, comprising 51 apartments in studio, one- and two-bedroom layouts. Architecturally it reads as a late-20th-century residential block with large windows, high ceilings in many units, and a mix of traditional and updated interior finishes evident across residences. Interiors commonly feature built-ins, formal dining areas or eat-in kitchens, chandeliers, walk-in closets and occasional soaking tubs; many homes have renovated kitchens and hardwood or parquet floors. Shared spaces emphasize convenience and service: a staffed marble lobby with 24-hour doormen and concierge, a resident manager, and laundry rooms located on every floor. Resident amenities include a fitness center, bike room, on-site parking garage (separate fee), a landscaped garden and a furnished roof deck with skyline and river outlooks. Exterior offerings also include private balconies and small private outdoor spaces on select units. The building maintains pet-friendly policies, allows pied-à-terre use and investor-friendly rules under its condop structure with condominium-style rules and more flexible transfer policies. Located on the corner of Broadway and West 89th Street on the Upper West Side, it sits between Central Park and Riverside Park amid restaurants, grocery stores, cultural institutions and frequent transit options, supporting an active, amenity-rich city lifestyle.