330 W End Ave

An intimate, boutique prewar cooperative on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, this 12-story elevator building was built in 1918 and converted to cooperative ownership around 1980. Architecture reflects early 20th-century townhouse scale and handsome masonry façades; the property has been periodically restored and maintained. Floors typically contain two apartments, creating a low-density, residential feel with many units offering classic prewar details such as high ceilings, crown moldings, hardwood floors, built-in bookshelves and wood-burning fireplaces. Residence types range from duplexes and triplexes with private terraces and gardens to traditional two-bedroom plans with separate formal dining rooms, dens or studies, numerous walk-in closets and windowed utility/laundry rooms. Interiors commonly display recessed lighting, entry foyers, pantries and double-vanity baths in principal suites. Building services and systems include an elevator, video intercom/security, and a live-in superintendent. Pet- and pied-à-terre-friendly policies are typical; a modest flip tax applies. Exterior features emphasize quiet, tree-lined block presence and access to private outdoor spaces, including generous terraces and planted gardens for select homes. Street-level location places the building a block from Riverside Park with easy access to multiple subway lines, nearby cultural institutions, grocery markets and neighborhood retail, supporting a lifestyle that blends leafy residential tranquility with immediate urban conveniences.