408 W 57Th St

The Geneva is a 10‑story post‑war cooperative on West 57th Street in Midtown West, completed in 1956. Its masonry façade and modest boutique scale house primarily studio and one‑bedroom apartment configurations, many with generous layouts and multiple closets. The building offers a full‑time doorman, live‑in superintendent, on‑site management, a renovated lobby, and central laundry facilities; additional resident conveniences include a bike room, storage lockers and direct access to an indoor parking garage. Apartment interiors commonly feature hardwood floors, open or easily renovated kitchens, walk‑in dressing areas, and private outdoor spaces ranging from small balconies to larger terraces. The co‑op board policies are buyer‑friendly in several respects: pied‑a‑terres, guarantors and co‑purchasing are permitted, financing up to 80% is typical, and subletting is allowed after a residency period. Pet policy is restrictive (cats generally allowed; dogs typically not). Situated two blocks from Central Park and adjacent to Columbus Circle, the building places residents within immediate reach of high‑end shopping, dining, cultural venues and multiple subway lines, supporting an urban lifestyle focused on access and convenience.