340 W 86Th St

Completed in 1908, this 12-story pre‑war condominium on the Upper West Side retains classic Beaux‑Arts character while operating as a full‑service residential building. The masonry façade, carved limestone base and an ornate marble lobby with vaulted ceilings and wrought‑iron details reflect the original architect’s intent; common hallways and elevators have been recently refreshed. Residences are predominantly three‑bedroom layouts with high ceilings (near 10 feet), wide-plank hardwood floors, generous closets and original mouldings integrated into renovated interiors. Typical in‑unit features include windowed kitchens or eat‑in kitchens, pantries, recessed lighting and laundry in select units; several apartments offer built‑ins and foyer/gallery circulation. Shared amenities emphasize lifestyle and activity: a staffed doorman desk, live‑in superintendent, fitness room, roof deck with skyline and river glimpses, landscaped courtyard with a basketball hoop and ping‑pong area, bike room, storage facilities, and on‑site laundry. The building permits pets and provides concierge‑style staffing during extended hours. Located on a tree‑lined block a short walk from Riverside Park, the site benefits from immediate access to multiple subway lines, neighborhood restaurants, shops and waterfront recreation, combining pre‑war architectural detail with contemporary condominium conveniences.