250 W 94Th St

The Stanton is a 15-story prewar cooperative completed in 1925 by architects Sugarman & Berger, situated on the Upper West Side at Broadway and West 94th Street. The limestone-and-brick building retains classic 1920s details—soaring beamed ceilings, herringbone hardwood floors, picture rails, crown moldings and oversized multi-pane windows—distributed across gracious layouts that range from classic one-bedrooms to large multi-room “classic six/seven” residences. Interiors commonly feature formal entry foyers, separate dining rooms, windowed eat-in kitchens (many with pantry or butler’s pantry), built-ins, walk-in closets and flexible alcoves suitable for home offices; some apartments include in-unit washers/dryers and renovated baths with marble or vintage tile. Shared areas emphasize traditional, full-service comforts: a grand, stained-glass-accented lobby with marble finishes, 24-hour doorman and live-in resident manager, a well-equipped fitness room with sauna, community/library rooms, children’s playroom, bike room, private storage and central laundry. Outdoors, residents enjoy a professionally landscaped roof deck with Hudson River and city views and internal planted courtyard/garden spaces; selected units offer private outdoor terraces. The co-op is pet-friendly, has strong financials and has completed capital projects including window replacement and mechanical upgrades. Location is highly walkable—adjacent to the 1/2/3 subway, near crosstown buses, Whole Foods/Trader Joe’s, and both Riverside and Central Parks—supporting a culturally rich Upper West Side lifestyle.