320 W 87Th St

Built in 1911, this nine-story, boutique pre-war cooperative on the Upper West Side retains classic early-20th-century character while offering modern conveniences. The building’s façade and interior convey a traditional residential scale typical of neighborhood walk-ups and small elevators; common areas include a restored marble lobby, an entrance foyer, and elevator access. Apartments vary from compact studios and single-level one-bedrooms to large multi-room maisonettes and expanded multi-bedroom homes, many featuring high ceilings (often around nine feet or more), original moldings or beamed ceilings, hardwood floors, decorative fireplaces, and oversized windows that capture tree-lined street and park views. Unit layouts range from flexible open-plan renovations to grand, rambling pre-war arrangements with formal dining rooms and multiple exposures; select residences include private terraces or rooftop studio space. Building services and amenities are straightforward and resident-focused: a live-in superintendent, on-site laundry room, bike and storage rooms, and maintenance of a rear patio/garden and occasional roof deck access. The coop board is pet-friendly and permits live/work configurations and, in many cases, in-unit washer/dryer with board approval. Located a block from Riverside Park and close to the 1 train and multiple bus routes, the building puts residents within easy walking distance of grocery stores, restaurants, cultural institutions, and recreational paths along the Hudson.