Building: 710 West End Avenue

Found at 710 West End Avenue is this elegant, pre-war Cooperative located on Manhattans ultra-chic Upper West Side. The sixteen-story, ninety-five-unit building offers one-bedroom to three-bedroom homes, and boasts every prewar detail expected of a building of its distinction. Completed by notable Architect George Pelham in 1928, 710 WEA is Classical Revival in style with a stone, brick, and terracotta façade and features balconettes, a pediment with final, among other prized classical architectural details.

Located between West Ninety-Fourth and West Ninety-Fifth Streets on the storied West End Avenue, this iconic building is an important address found within the Riverside Drive-West End Historic District Extension II, receiving its designation by The Landmarks Preservation Commission in 2015. Among its numerous distinctions, WEA is highly prized for its architecturally significant row houses, mansions, and other important late-nineteenth and early-twentieth-century buildings.

Surrounding 710 WEA is Riverside Park to your west, and Central Park to your east. The Upper West Side is home to many of Manhattans important cultural and educational institutions including the world-renowned Lincoln Center with its twelve performing arts companies and The American Museum of Natural History, to the eclectic entertainment of the iconic Beacon Theater. A world of dining, shopping, and every modern-day convenience can be found within blocks of your front door flanked by columns extending to the third floor and topped with stone finals.

This impressive building employs a doorperson, and a live-in superintendent. A laundry room, a bicycle room, and private storage units are available. The building allows financing, and pets are welcome.

Description provided by Troy Cupano