270 W End Ave

Built in 1918 and rising 13 stories, this neo-classical prewar cooperative on the corner of West End Avenue and West 73rd Street offers large, traditional residence layouts primarily configured as multi-bedroom Classic 7 and larger four-bedroom homes. Designed by George F. Pelham, the masonry building retains historic prewar details: high ceilings (often around 10 feet), oversized windows, decorative moldings, picture rails, hardwood herringbone and parquet floors, original mantels and built-ins. Interiors commonly include formal entry foyers, separate living and dining rooms, eat-in kitchens with butler pantries, a maid’s room that can function as an office or fourth bedroom, multiple windowed bathrooms and abundant closet storage. Building services and shared spaces emphasize full-service, old-world co-op living with a 24-hour doorman/elevator operator, a live-in superintendent, basement private storage that transfers with sales, common laundry and a bike room. Exterior amenities include a landscaped building courtyard and small private outdoor spaces attached to certain units. The co-op is pet-friendly, financially established, and enforces restrictions such as limitations on subletting while permitting pieds-a-terre, guarantors and co-purchasing on a case-by-case basis. Its Upper West Side location places residents one block from Riverside Park, nearby 1/2/3 subway access, shops, restaurants, Lincoln Center and neighborhood cultural amenities.