465 W End Ave

A distinguished prewar cooperative on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, this 12-story, early-20th-century residential building was completed in 1910 and reflects Italian Renaissance design by D. Everett Waid. The property contains a small number of large family-sized residences — primarily four- and five-bedroom configurations and multi-room Classic 7 layouts — many of which preserve original prewar details such as high (9'10"–10') ceilings, herringbone hardwood floors, crown moldings, paneling, and French doors. Interiors commonly feature formal entry foyers, separate dining rooms, eat-in kitchens sometimes with butler’s pantries, dens or office suites, multiple walk-in closets and pantries, and provisions for in-unit laundry with board approval. Common areas include an elegant, canopied marble lobby with wrought-iron and glass doors, attended elevators with operator service, and renovated hallways. Building services and amenities comprise a 24-hour doorperson/elevator operator, live-in super, fitness room, laundry room, bike storage and additional tenant storage. Pet-friendly with cooperative governance that permits central air and washers/dryers subject to board approval, the co-op is noted for solid financials and low maintenance. Located on West End Avenue’s Gold Coast near Riverside Park and a short walk to Central Park, Lincoln Center, museums, theaters, grocery markets and abundant subway lines, the building supports a neighborhood lifestyle centered on riverfront recreation, cultural institutions and full-service urban convenience.