390 W End Ave

Completed in 1908 and occupying a full Manhattan block on the Upper West Side, this 12-story, 66-unit condominium is a landmarked example of Italian Renaissance Revival architecture. The limestone façade, ornate wrought-iron gates and soaring limestone archways open to a planted interior courtyard and porte-cochere that recall an urban palazzo. Residences range from two- to nine-bedroom configurations, many preserving prewar details—high ceilings, decorative moldings, herringbone and oak floors, original mosaic entry floors and multiple decorative fireplaces—while recent renovations add modern kitchens, bathrooms and updated mechanical systems. Common areas and services emphasize full-service living: twin gatehouses and four staffed lobbies with doormen, a live-in superintendent, hand-delivered mail, private storage rooms, and on-site garage parking with valet. A recently completed 6,500-square-foot amenity suite includes a private spa and treatment rooms, fitness and yoga studios, steam room and sauna, and an entertainment suite with catering kitchen and bar; there is also a children’s playroom and a furnished, landscaped roof terrace. Building grounds feature formal gardens, fountains, marble benches and private outdoor spaces attached to some units. Unit interiors commonly include formal dining rooms, entrance foyers, walk-in closets, pantry or eat-in kitchens, in-unit laundry, elevator access, recessed lighting and sound systems; select residences offer private outdoor terraces. Pets are welcome and the building’s central Upper West Side location places residents steps from Central Park, Riverside Park, cultural institutions and neighborhood dining and shopping.