470 W End Ave

A distinguished prewar co‑operative on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, completed in 1928 and rising 16 stories with roughly 108 residences. Designed by Emery Roth, the building displays Renaissance‑inspired detailing in a marble and leaded‑glass lobby with vaulted ceilings and period bronze doors. Apartments are spacious, ranging from one‑ and two‑bedroom layouts up to large multi‑bedroom prewar plans (including 5‑bedroom/7‑room classics and penthouses) characterized by high beamed ceilings, original moldings, hardwood floors, large foyers, formal dining rooms and generously proportioned entertaining rooms. Many units offer windowed eat‑in kitchens, dedicated pantries, separate service entrances and washer/dryer hookups permitted. Common areas include a 24‑hour doorman/attended lobby, live‑in superintendent, two elevator banks (service and passenger), central laundry, bicycle room and individual storage cages. The building allows pets, permits 75% financing in typical board policy, and includes some utility costs in maintenance. Located at West End Avenue and 83rd Street, it sits steps from Riverside Park, neighborhood grocers like Zabar’s, transit, restaurants and cinemas, offering an established Upper West Side lifestyle with classic architectural character.