43 W 61St St

A landmarked prewar condominium on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, this Art Deco building was completed in 1930 and rises roughly 27 stories with fewer than 100 residences. Originally constructed as an elevated parking facility and later adapted for residential use, the facade pairs tiered brick and terra cotta detailing with setback massing typical of the era. Apartments are predominantly one- and two-bedroom layouts, many corner or high-floor units with beamed or high ceilings, casement windows, hardwood floors, and built-in millwork from individual renovations. Interiors across the building range from tastefully renovated, loft-like plans with open kitchens and marble or quartz finishes to bespoke retro Art Deco reimaginations that retain period touches and custom joinery. Common areas emphasize full-service living: a planted, canopied entrance accessed via a semi-circular driveway, 24-hour doorman and concierge service, and a live-in superintendent. Practical conveniences include laundry rooms on every floor, bike storage, and optional building storage; parking is limited to short-term loading/unloading via the private drive. The building is pet friendly and allows primary residences, pied-à-terres, and investors. Ongoing capital and reserve assessments occur periodically. Sited between Central Park, Lincoln Center and Columbus Circle, the property places residents within immediate walking distance of cultural institutions, major transit lines, upscale retail and grocery at the Time Warner/Columbus Circle hub, and neighborhood dining. The combination of prewar character, generous light and skyline views, and a full-service staff creates a residential environment that blends historic architecture with contemporary condominium living.