315 W 99Th St

An intimate, eight-story prewar cooperative completed in 1920 and converted to co-op ownership in the early 1980s, this Upper West Side building offers classic Renaissance Revival character on a tree-lined block adjacent to Riverside Park. The property contains a small collection of mostly three-bedroom layouts and convertible floorplans that retain prewar proportions: high ceilings, hardwood floors, generous entry foyers, built-in cabinetry and abundant closet and storage areas. Apartment interiors commonly feature renovated kitchens with stone counters and stainless appliances, renovated baths with quality fixtures, formal dining rooms or dining areas, and den/home office spaces in several residences. Common building amenities emphasize residential convenience and community: an attended lobby with long daily doorman hours, live‑in superintendent, renovated laundry facilities, bicycle and private storage, and a recently updated lobby and laundry room. Exterior offerings include roof deck access and some apartments with private terraces or Juliette balconies. The co-op is pet friendly, allows in-unit washer/dryers in certain cases (subject to board rules), and maintains low monthly maintenance that often includes cable/internet. Its location—between West End Avenue and Riverside Drive—places it steps from Riverside Park, multiple grocery options, restaurants and express subway service (2/3 and 1/2/3 lines), supporting a quiet, park‑oriented Upper West Side lifestyle.