924 W End Ave

The Clebourne is a 13-story, 19-unit prewar cooperative on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, completed in 1913 and designed by Schwartz & Gross. Architecturally it is characterized by a mid-block porte-cochere entrance and a vast marble lobby with high ceilings that recall a grand European hotel. Residences are full‑floor or large multi-room layouts, typically configured as classic one‑bedroom and larger multi‑bedroom prewar plans with semi-private or private elevator landings, high ceilings (often around ten feet), original plaster moldings, built‑in millwork, and expansive galleries. Many apartments feature formal dining rooms, windowed eat‑in kitchens with pantries, hardwood floors, and Juliet or small private balconies. Common building services and spaces include a full‑time doorman, porter, live‑in superintendent, bike room, storage and a recently added roof terrace. The co-op permits pets, allows in‑unit laundry subject to board approval, and has historically allowed central air installation. Located near West End Avenue and Broadway at West 105th Street, the Clebourne sits one block from Riverside Park and within walking distance of shops, restaurants, Columbia University, and multiple transit options, offering a quiet, tree‑lined neighborhood environment with easy urban access.