336 W End Ave

Completed in 1932, this 20-story prewar cooperative on the Upper West Side is an Art Deco residential building of just under 100 units. Architecturally it displays classic period details—beamed and high ceilings, crown moldings, decorative fireplaces, sunken living rooms, and original herringbone oak floors—while many apartments have been thoughtfully combined and renovated to create larger residences. Unit mix runs from studios to one- and three-bedroom layouts; common interior traits frequently include formal entrance foyers, separate dining areas, windowed kitchens and bathrooms, abundant closet space including walk-in configurations, recessed lighting, and built-in millwork. Building services and common areas emphasize full-service living: a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, recently updated lobby and elevators, laundry facilities, bike room, private storage cages (subject to availability), and a well-maintained, landscaped roof deck with wide city and Hudson River views. Practical policies are relatively flexible for a co-op: pied-à-terres, co-purchasing, guarantors and limited subletting are permitted with board approval; in-unit washer/dryer and through‑the‑wall AC require board sign-off. Pet rules vary by listing but generally allow dogs up to 25–50 lbs with approval. The location places residents steps from Fairway, Citarella, Zabar’s, Trader Joe’s, Riverside and Central Park access, and express subway service on 72nd Street, supporting an active, neighborhood-focused urban lifestyle.