304 W 89Th St

A compact, nine-story prewar cooperative on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, completed in the mid-1920s and attributed to Rosario Candela, this boutique elevator building contains roughly eighteen residences arranged with generous two‑bedroom layouts. Architecturally it preserves period details — high ceilings, crown moldings, arched entryways and wide-plank hardwood floors — while many units have been modernized with renovated kitchens and baths. Common interior features include an inviting foyer sequence in individual apartments, sizable closets and storage, and windowed kitchens and bathrooms that maximize light. Building services are residentially focused: a live‑in superintendent, weekend porter, central laundry, bicycle room and rentable storage lockers; there is also a separate freight elevator. The exterior sits on a tree-lined, park-proximate block a short walk from Riverside Park, offering a tranquil streetscape within easy reach of Broadway’s shops and multiple subway lines. Pet-friendly and generally cooperative about pied-à-terre and subletting on a case-by-case basis, the property combines classic prewar character with practical building amenities for everyday urban living.