800 W End Ave

Built in 1926 and spanning 15 stories, this prewar cooperative exemplifies Upper West Side residential elegance with Rosario Candela–inspired proportions and classical detailing. Units are primarily multi-bedroom layouts (notably three-bedroom and classic six/seven conversions) featuring high ceilings, hardwood or parquet floors, formal dining rooms, galleries, windowed kitchens, pantry or staff-room footprints, generous storage and abundant built-in cabinetry. Many homes include semi-private elevator landings, multiple exposures, and original moldings alongside periodic modern upgrades such as renovated kitchens, in-unit washer/dryers, and sound-minimizing windows. Common areas are full-service in character: a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, controlled elevator access and mail delivery to residences. Building amenities emphasize practicality for families and long-term owners — a children’s playroom, bicycle room, individual storage bins, and an on-site laundry room. Pet ownership is permitted with board approval; pied-a-terres are sometimes restricted. Financially stable and well-managed, the co-op maintains relatively low monthly maintenance and occasional assessments for capital work. The location is a quiet West End Avenue corner on the Upper West Side, within short walking distance to Riverside and Central Parks, multiple subway lines (notably the 1/2/3), neighborhood restaurants, and neighborhood shopping, offering a classic Manhattan lifestyle that blends gracious prewar formality with contemporary living needs.