Building: 267 West 89th Street

267 West 89th Street is a boutique prewar cooperative located midway between Broadway and West End Avenue on the North side of 89th Street. Built in 1910 and converted to cooperative in 1983, 267 West 89th Street, is a well-run building with gracious prewar layouts, and apartments ranging in size from One-Bedroom to Three-Bedroom homes with traditional layouts: Edwardian Fives with 1 Bedroom, Formal Dining Room and Maids Room, and Classic Six and Seven Room apartments with 2 and 3 Bedrooms respectively, plus formal dining room and maid’s room. For a more modern lifestyle, purchasers may wish to convert dining or maid’s rooms to extra bedrooms. The facade of this charming building has a limestone base, and brick upper facade and features interesting ornamental flourishes such as gargoyles. 267 West 89th Street is a pet-friendly building with 8 stories and approximately 36 units and features a part-time doorman, excellent live-in Superintendent, private storage bins, bike room, and common laundry. It is perfectly located on a quiet block just off of Broadway, only blocks away from public transportation, Riverside Park and Hippo Playground, and all that the Upper West Side has to offer.

Building Description Provided by Carolyn Zweben