60 W 68Th St

Built in 1920, this 11-story pre-war cooperative occupies a tree-lined Upper West Side block near Central Park, Lincoln Center and Columbus Circle. The masonry façade and classical proportions reflect early-20th-century residential architecture; interiors frequently showcase high beamed ceilings, substantial moldings and restored hardwood floors. The building houses primarily two-bedroom layouts (with adaptable plans used as three or more rooms), many featuring formal foyers, generous living rooms able to accommodate dining areas, and multiple closets or walk-in storage. Units vary from original-condition apartments to fully renovated homes with open eat-in kitchens, modern appliances, and washer/dryer installations. Shared spaces include a recently updated lobby, elevator service, a landscaped roof garden that spans significant rooftop footprint, a fitness room, children’s playroom, bike room, basement laundry and individual storage. Building operations are supported by a live-in superintendent and porter, with secure entry systems and package room conveniences. Co-op governance allows pied-à-terre ownership, up to 80% financing in many cases, and pet ownership; financials are described as strong. Located on one of the Upper West Side’s most desirable park-adjacent blocks, the property’s setting places restaurants, groceries, cultural venues and transit within short walking distance.