320 W 89Th St

A landmark prewar cooperative on the Upper West Side, constructed in 1921 and rising nine stories, the building exemplifies early 20th-century residential architecture by George Pelham. The townhouse-scale facade leads into a renovated marble lobby and elevator-served common areas. Apartments are predominantly two-bedroom layouts (many converted or flexible to one-plus-dining arrangements) with classic prewar details: high ceilings, coved/beamed moldings, oversized windows, architectural baseboards, and hardwood plank floors. Individual residences frequently include windowed kitchens and bathrooms, abundant built-in or custom closet storage, and options for washer/dryers or second bathrooms subject to board approval. Building services and amenities are practical and resident-focused: a live-in superintendent, central laundry, bicycle room, private storage (waitlist and/or fee), and an elevator. The co-op is pet friendly, allows co-purchases and subletting under specified conditions, and carries a modest flip tax. Located on a picturesque tree-lined park block one block from Riverside Park and the Soldiers and Sailors Monument, the building sits within a highly walkable neighborhood of shops, restaurants, cultural institutions, and multiple subway and bus connections, offering a neighborhood-oriented, light-filled urban living experience.