43 W 61St St

The Sofia is a 27‑story, prewar Art Deco condominium constructed in 1930 and converted to residential use in the 1980s. Its limestone façade, semi‑circular private driveway and an Art Deco lobby convey a formal, landmark-era presence on the Upper West Side. The building’s inventory is primarily one‑ and two‑bedroom layouts, many with loft-like proportions, beamed or high ceilings, hardwood or herringbone floors, and generous foyer and entertaining spaces. Typical residences feature large windows with multiple exposures, built-in millwork, walk‑in closets, pantry/den areas, and marble or spa‑like baths—some with soaking tubs or Jacuzzi fittings. Common areas and services emphasize full‑service, white‑glove living: a 24‑hour doorman and concierge, live‑in superintendent, porters, and three passenger elevators. Practical conveniences include laundry rooms on every floor, on‑site bike and storage rooms, and building storage. The property accepts pets and permits pied‑à‑terre and investor purchases. Located at the corner of West 61st Street and Columbus Avenue, the Sofia is steps from Lincoln Center, Central Park, Columbus Circle and multiple subway lines, placing cultural institutions, shopping and dining within immediate walking distance and supporting an urban, amenity‑rich lifestyle.