Building: The Westmore

The Westmore on West Fifty-Seventh Street in Midtown Manhattan, aptly known as, world-renowned “Billionaires Row” is one of New York City’s great Condops – A Condop is cooperative ownership, with condominium rules including those on subletting, and use as a pied-à-terre – options not permitted in many traditional co-ops.

Designed by New York Architectural firm Boak & Paris, the building is Art Deco in style and is a charming addition to the West Fifty-Seventh Street block between Eighth and Ninth Avenues. The Westmore stands eight stories high and offers studios to expansive three-bedroom units.

The Westmore amenities include two planted roof terraces and a fitness center. The building employs a full-time staff including a 24 hour a day door attendant and a live-in-superintendent. There is a bicycle storage room, storage lockers, and a central laundry room.

The building allows guarantors, gifting, co-purchasing, and parents buying for children, as well as unlimited subletting from day one if you chose.

Major bus and subway lines, if you ever need them, are found less than a block from your lobby doors. Pets are welcome at The Westmore.

The Westmore, located on the storied West Fifty-Seventh Street, with its world-class dining and shopping, and its renowned architecture, is the heart of Manhattan. Surrounded by Columbus Circle, Central Park, and the Hudson River Park. Alvin Ailey America Dance Theater, Carnegie Hall, and Lincoln Center with its twelve performing arts centers. The Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) and the Museum of Art & Design. The Theater District and Midtown Business Districts. This unbeatable location offers every modern-day connivence imaginable from food markets large and small, to pharmacies, to dog-runs. Quite simply, 333 West Fifty-Seventh Street is unquestionably like no other location in the world.

Description provided by Troy Cupano