755 W End Ave

A distinguished 15-story pre-war cooperative on the Upper West Side, completed in 1920 and attributed to Rosario Candela, the building exemplifies classic New York residential architecture. Its masonry façade and reserved lobby preserve original period details, while interior corridors and recently refreshed elevators retain the building’s historic character. Apartments are primarily large three-bedroom Classic 6 and Classic 7 layouts with high ceilings, generous foyers, formal dining rooms, separate eat-in kitchens (often with a staff/maid’s room), extensive built-in storage, and hardwood floors. Many homes feature original moldings, French doors, and bespoke millwork alongside renovated chef’s kitchens and marble bathrooms. Common areas include a full-time doorman, live-in superintendent, children's playroom, bicycle room, laundry facilities, and private storage; some units offer small private outdoor space under 60 sq ft. The property allows pets and typically permits up to 80% financing; a modest flip tax and occasional utility surcharges may apply. Positioned one block from Riverside Park and close to Broadway retail, the building provides immediate access to the 1/2/3 subway lines, local groceries, restaurants, and neighborhood services that define Upper West Side urban living.