33 W 93Rd St

A five-story brownstone cooperative on New York City’s Upper West Side, the property dates to the late 19th century and reads as an assembled block of adjacent townhouse facades joined into a single elevatored co-op. Units are primarily multi-bedroom duplexes and expansive three-bedroom layouts that retain prewar proportions: high ceilings, oversized windows, exposed brick, and working (or decorative) wood-burning fireplaces. Many homes include formal dining areas, generous storage that often transfers with the apartment, and some feature private outdoor space such as balconies, terraces, or ground-floor fenced patios. Shared resources emphasize communal outdoor life — an approximately 4,000-sf landscaped, residents-only garden with mature plantings, seating areas, barbecue zones and a basketball hoop is the property’s social centerpiece. Building services and conveniences include an elevator (with upper floors sometimes requiring stairs), an on-site superintendent, a part-time lobby attendant/security in the evenings, a basement laundry room, bike and storage rooms, a modest gym, and an indoor play/recreation room. The co-op is pet-friendly, restricts pied-à-terre use and subletting, and permits financing subject to board limits. Its immediate setting is one block from Central Park, close to reservoirs, tennis courts, grocery markets and multiple subway lines, offering a blend of townhouse character and cooperative community living.