800 W End Ave

A distinguished prewar cooperative on Manhattan's Upper West Side, this 15-story Rosario Candela–designed building dates to 1925–1926 and contains a small, low-density collection of large residences (primarily multi-bedroom layouts). The architecture and interiors reflect classic 1920s craftsmanship: high ceilings, carved moldings, patterned oak or rift-and-quartered hardwood floors, long entrance galleries, and formal dining rooms adjacent to sizeable living rooms. Many units include original details alongside updated kitchens and bathrooms, windowed service rooms or staff rooms repurposed as offices or bedrooms, abundant closet space and washer/dryer installations in renovated apartments. Common areas are service-oriented rather than flashy: a staffed 24-hour doorman desk, live-in superintendent, controlled elevator access with semi-private landings on higher floors, and mail delivery to each apartment. Building services and storage amenities include a laundry room, individual storage bins, bike room, and a children's playroom. Pet policies are cooperative-friendly with board approval; financing up to 75% is commonly permitted. Located between West End Avenue and Riverside Park near 98th–99th Streets, the property sits within a residential block convenient to local and express 1/2/3 subway service, cross-town buses, neighborhood restaurants, shops, and both Riverside and Central Parks.