46 W 83Rd St

The Lathrop is an eight-story, landmarked pre‑war co-op built in 1911 in the Upper West Side Historic District. Designed by Schwartz & Gross, the Neo‑Renaissance façade features glazed white brick, terra cotta detailing and planting balconies. Apartments are primarily studio through multi‑room layouts that retain classic elements: high ceilings, oversized windows, original mahogany doors and moldings, crown moldings, and hardwood floors. Unit interiors often include formal entry foyers, separate dining areas or eat‑in kitchens, generous closets and built‑in cabinetry; some combined apartments create expansive multi‑bedroom homes with formal reception rooms and beamed ceilings. Common areas and resident services reflect a well‑maintained pre‑war building: a marble lobby, renovated hallways, live‑in superintendent, full‑time porter, elevator service, laundry room, bike room and private storage. The landscaped backyard courtyard and garden provide private outdoor space with two grills. Pets and pieds‑à‑terre are permitted with board approval; the co‑op reports strong finances and has completed elevator upgrades. Located half a block from Central Park and near Riverside Park, the building offers immediate access to museums, transit, restaurants and Upper West Side retail, delivering a historic, residential city lifestyle.