500 W End Ave

Built in 1915, this twelve-story prewar condominium on the Upper West Side presents a restrained Edwardian/Schwartz & Gross character with a limestone façade and classic proportioned massing. The building houses just 13 large units—predominantly four-bedroom configurations and multi-room duplexes—so residences tend toward townhouse-scale footprints with high ceilings, generous rooms, and abundant original detailing. Interiors commonly feature herringbone or wide-plank hardwood floors, formal dining rooms, entrance foyers, built-ins, expansive closets including walk-ins, and renovated eat-in kitchens with islands and high-end appliances. Shared spaces include a renovated elegant lobby that opens to a planted ground-level courtyard, a roof deck, bike room, and storage facilities; laundry and building storage are provided, and washer-dryers and central air are permitted in apartments. Full-time doorman service and a live-in superintendent support day-to-day operations, while the building’s pet- and sublease-friendly policies and allowance for assessments reflect an active condominium governance. On a premier block at West End Avenue and 84th Street, the property is a short walk to Riverside Park, the Hudson River Greenway, neighborhood shops, restaurants, cultural institutions, and subway service, delivering a roomy, residential Upper West Side lifestyle within a landmark-era building.