320 W 76Th St

An 11-story, postwar Art Deco cooperative completed in 1948, this Upper West Side boutique building contains predominantly two-bedroom residences arranged around traditional prewar circulation. Exterior character includes a modest masonry façade set on a tree-lined, landmarked block near Riverside Park, with a landscaped communal roof deck and a planted courtyard. Interiors typically feature high, beamed ceilings, hardwood or herringbone floors, sunken living rooms or stepped-down living areas, generous foyers and defined dining alcoves. Many units have windowed, renovated kitchens with islands or breakfast bars, multiple closets including walk-ins, built-ins and chandeliers in select apartments; several homes enjoy partial river views or brownstone-facing exposures. Building services and shared spaces include a 24-hour attended lobby/doorman, resident superintendent, two elevators, central laundry, bicycle storage and private storage rooms. Policies are buyer-friendly for a coop: pets are permitted, pied-à-terre and certain financing arrangements (including gifting, co-purchase and guarantors) are allowed subject to board approval. The location places residents steps from Riverside Park, major food purveyors and transit options along Broadway and the M79/M5/local subway lines, supporting a pedestrian-oriented, neighborhood lifestyle.