390 W End Ave

Completed in 1908, this 12-story landmarked condominium on Manhattan’s Upper West Side is an Italian Renaissance Revival block-long residence originally designed by Clinton & Russell for William Waldorf Astor. The limestone and masonry façade, ornate entrance gates and a planted interior courtyard with twin fountains preserve pronounced prewar character. Apartment configurations run from three- to nine-bedroom plans in expansive footprints with grand public rooms, high (10–12') ceilings, decorative moldings, plaster rosettes, herringbone and oak hardwood floors, large picture windows and multiple decorative fireplaces. Individual homes show period details such as original mosaic or terrazzo entry floors, ornate paneling, crown moldings and soaring galleries; many units retain classic layouts while some require full renovation of kitchens, baths and MEP systems. Building-common offerings include four attended corner lobbies with full-time doormen, a live-in resident manager, on-site management office, private storage, an independently managed garage, and a comprehensive 6,500 sq ft amenities suite with a spa, fitness center, yoga studio, steam room, sauna, treatment rooms, entertainment suite with catering kitchen and bar, billiards/media rooms, playroom and roof terrace. The property allows pets and maintains attended gatehouses on Broadway and West End Avenue; it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is a designated New York City landmark. Located between Broadway and West End Avenue near Central Park, Riverside Park, transit, groceries and cultural institutions, the building supports formal entertaining, large-family living and buyers seeking turn-of-the-century architectural presence combined with full-service condominium conveniences.