Building: 470 West End Avenue

Designed by renowned architect Emery Roth and built in 1928, The Belvoir at 470 West End Avenue is a stunning cooperative that exudes Art Deco grandeur, housing 108 residences and standing 16 stories tall. Situated on the coveted corner of West End Avenue and 83rd Street in the heart of the serene and historic Upper West Side neighborhood, this architectural masterpiece boasts numerous ornate prewar details. The handsome brick building is distinguished by its Italian Renaissance palazzo-style façade, grand bronze doors at the entrance, and mirrored bronze-etched elevator doors. Adding to its charm is beautiful sidewalk landscaping that further accentuates the building’s timeless beauty.

The building’s grand scaled marble lobby is adorned with striking stained glass windows that beautifully capture the interplay of light and color, vaulted ceilings, and Italian marble. This exquisite cooperative is divided into two separate wings and comprises 108 residences, each distinguished by generous proportions, ample natural light, and some with breathtaking river views from western facing high floor residences.

The Belvoir is a full-service co-op with an array of amenities, including a 24-hour attended lobby, resident manager, central laundry room, bicycle storage room off the lobby, and separate storage bins for each apartment. Pets are permitted.Located in the heart of the Upper West Side, 470 West End Avenue is close to every convenience, from shopping and restaurants to gourmet grocers, subways, cross-town buses, as well as Riverside Park, and the Hudson River Greenway.

Building description provided by Anthony Lucia and Henry Hershkowitz