400 W 58th St

A six-story post‑war cooperative built in 1957, this midrise elevator building contains studio, one‑ and two‑bedroom apartments across roughly 47 units. The exterior is unpretentious and functional, with a modest lobby and recently renovated hallways reflecting a well‑maintained property. Apartment interiors commonly feature hardwood floors, windowed kitchens and baths, recessed lighting, granite or quartz counters, walk‑in closets or expansive dressing areas, and sizable storage solutions. Many residences show owner upgrades including renovated kitchens and bathrooms, through‑the‑wall A/C provisions, noise‑resistant windows, and some duplex or combined-unit layouts that create loft‑like proportions. Building services and shared spaces include a live‑in superintendent, central laundry, bicycle storage, private storage cages, and an on‑site garage with assigned parking for a separate fee. The co‑op board is permissive relative to pets, pied‑a‑terres, guarantors and limited subletting subject to approval; in‑unit washer/dryers are occasionally permitted with board consent. Located at the crossroads of Midtown West, Columbus Circle, Lincoln Center and Hell’s Kitchen, the address puts residents steps from Central Park, major transit hubs, cultural institutions, restaurants and grocery retailers, delivering an urban, convenience‑driven lifestyle.