333 W 57th St

The Westmore is an eight-story Art Deco condop erected in 1931 on West 57th Street in Midtown West. Its prewar character is evident in a restored marble lobby, high beamed ceilings, bay and oversized windows, parquet and herringbone floors, and classic details such as sunken living rooms and wrought-iron railings. The property primarily offers studio and one-bedroom footprints with generous room proportions, separate dining or den areas, windowed galley kitchens, and abundant closet/storage options. Common spaces include two interior English-style gardens, furnished roof decks with grill stations, a building courtyard, and landscaped terraces that add private outdoor options. Resident conveniences consist of a 24-hour doorman, live-in resident manager and porters, on-site exercise room, central laundry, bike room, and building storage; select services and spaces may carry additional fees or waitlists. The building permits flexible ownership arrangements typical of a condop—subletting from day one, pieds-a-terre, co-purchasing, gifting, LLC purchases, and guarantors are allowed—and is pet friendly. Located a half-block from Central Park and Columbus Circle, it provides immediate access to multiple subway lines, cultural institutions, shopping at the Time Warner Center and an active dining/theater scene, making for an urban, convenience-oriented lifestyle.