255 W End Ave

Located on West End Avenue between 71st and 72nd Streets, this pre‑war cooperative completed in 1916 is a mid-rise, 14–15 story building with roughly 58 residences and a boutique scale of four apartments per elevator landing. Exterior character is classically Upper West Side — masonry façade, proportioned window bays and a restrained urban stoop presence facing tree-lined streets. Interiors preserve traditional pre‑war details: beamed, high ceilings, picture and baseboard moldings, tall doors and original hardwood floors. Apartment layouts are predominantly two‑bedroom plans with generous entry foyers, windowed kitchens, abundant closets and multiple exposures that provide consistent natural light. Shared building amenities emphasize full‑service residential living: staffed lobby with doorman (part‑ or full‑time depending on listing), live‑in superintendent, on‑site laundry, bike room and additional storage for shareholders. The co‑op’s policies include pet approval by the board, typically 80% financing permitted, no pied‑a‑terres, and restrictions on guarantors; some units permit in‑unit washer/dryer with board sign‑off. Parking is street or nearby garages rather than on‑site. The location places residents steps from Riverside Park, a short walk to Central Park, proximate to Lincoln Center and multiple subway and crosstown bus lines, lending the building a strong cultural and neighborhood convenience appeal.