465 W End Ave

Completed in 1910–1911 and designed by D. Everett Waid in an Italian Renaissance idiom, this 12‑story cooperative on West End Avenue reads as a classic prewar apartment house. The limestone two‑story base, canopied lobby entrance and wrought‑iron and glass doors recall its turn‑of‑the‑century craftsmanship. With just three apartments per floor and roughly 41–43 units building‑wide, layouts skew large: expansive Classic Seven and multi‑bedroom homes, some reconfigured into four‑ and five‑bedroom plans, are typical. Interiors retain prewar hallmarks — lofty 9–10 foot ceilings, herringbone and hardwood floors, decorative moldings, formal foyers, separate dining rooms, built‑in storage, walk‑in closets, and original pantry/butler’s room footprints — while many residences have been updated with modern kitchens, in‑unit washers and renovated baths. Common areas include an attended lobby with a full‑time doorman/elevator operator and live‑in superintendent; building amenities also feature a fitness room, laundry room, bike room, and on‑site storage. Pets are permitted and the co‑op board allows washer/dryer and central air installations with approval. Located on the Upper West Side’s Gold Coast between 82nd and 83rd Streets, the property is a block from Riverside Park and the Hudson River Greenway and within easy reach of Broadway’s shops and multiple subway lines, positioning it for a lifestyle that blends historic charm with full‑service city living.