895 W End Ave

A distinguished pre-war cooperative on the Upper West Side, this 12-story, early-20th-century Renaissance Revival property was completed in 1916 and houses roughly twenty large, multi-bedroom residences. The façade is brick and limestone, and the lobby is finished in marble with an ornate stained-glass window that references nearby monuments. Apartments are classic high-ceilinged layouts—many configured as three-bedroom Classic Sevens or generous four- and five-room homes—featuring original millwork, plaster crown moldings, French doors, oversized casement windows, hardwood floors with inlays, decorative fireplaces and lofty ceiling heights that recall the building’s Edwardian-era architecture. Units have been carefully modernized in many cases to include fully renovated chef’s kitchens with premium appliances, central or ducted air-conditioning where approved, in-residence washer/dryer hookups, and contemporary bath upgrades while retaining pre-war details. Common areas and services are intimate rather than expansive: a part-time doorman and live-in resident manager provide daily oversight, and residents have access to an internal courtyard, bicycle storage, private storage rooms, and laundry facilities. Pet policies are cooperative-friendly and up to 80% financing is typically permitted. The building sits within the West End/Riverside historic district, a block from Riverside Park and the Hudson River Greenway, close to Central Park, multiple subway lines and neighborhood retail, dining and cultural venues that characterize the Upper West Side lifestyle.