720 W End Ave

720 West End Avenue is a 17-story prewar-style condominium completed in 1927 and reimagined with contemporary interiors. The building contains a mix of one- through five-bedroom residences arranged across mid-rise floors with multiple exposure options that look onto tree-lined streets, Pomander Walk, and an internal landscaped terrace. Architect Thomas Juul Hansen shaped the residences with a restrained, minimalist aesthetic paired to traditional proportions: high ceilings, generous foyers in larger plans, wide-plank white oak flooring, and abundant natural light throughout. Kitchens are bespoke Boffi designs featuring honed Namibia Rose and Estremoz marble, fluted cabinetry, and professional-grade appliances from Sub-Zero, Wolf, Miele, and Cove. Primary baths are finished with Volakas and Thassos marble, Waterworks fixtures, radiant heated floors, and custom white oak vanities; select homes include powder rooms, mudrooms, and oversized closets. Building amenities emphasize private outdoor space and shared landscaping: a landscaped terrace, individual private outdoor terraces of varying sizes, and an internal courtyard. Practical comforts include in-unit washers and dryers, dedicated storage, generous closet systems, and pre-wiring for high-speed internet. The property is configured to suit both single-floor residences and expansive multi-bedroom homes, with location on the Upper West Side placing it within walking distance of neighborhood shops, transit, and cultural institutions.