720 W End Ave

720 West End Avenue is a 17-story residential condominium completed in 1927 and reimagined with contemporary interiors by architect-designer Thomas Juul Hansen. The 103-unit building mixes one- through five-bedroom layouts across classic prewar proportions updated with minimalist detailing. Interiors emphasize open, light-filled rooms with wide-plank white oak floors, formal dining rooms in select plans, oversized closets and in-unit laundry. Kitchens are bespoke Italian Boffi designs with honed Namibia Rose marble, white oak cabinetry and professional-grade appliances; primary baths use Volakas and Thassos marble, radiant heated floors and premium fixtures. Common spaces include a planted building courtyard and a landscaped terrace that provides private outdoor access for many residences; several homes feature private terraces sized both above and below 60 square feet. The building’s services and policies are residential in character rather than hotel-like; typical amenities focus on quality finishes and privacy rather than large public amenity floors. Parking is not listed among the building’s common offerings. Located on the Upper West Side, the property fronts tree-lined streets and sits near Pomander Walk, combining historic neighborhood context with contemporary, high-end interiors and apartment-scale conveniences.