Upper West Side Condo Apartment Buildings

This is the complete list of Upper West Side condo apartment buildings that we have surveyed.

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Alphabetical List

• The Adagio (243 West 60th Street, Upper West Side)
  A mid-rise doorman elevator building.
• Adagio 60 (243 West 60th Street, Upper West Side)
  A mid-rise doorman elevator building.
• The Alfred (161 West 61st Street, Upper West Side)
  A post-war high-rise doorman building.
• Ansonia (2109 Broadway, Upper West Side)
  At one time one the largest residential buildings in the world, 18-floor Ansonia has a remarkably colorful history, which unfortunately falls outside of the scope of this site....
• Apple Bank Condominium (2112 Broadway, Upper West Side)
  Designed in 1928 by architects York & Sawyers in the Florentine palazzo style, this landmark building was once the Central Savings Bank. It has been restored to create 29 co....
• Ariel Condos (East) (2628 Broadway, Upper West Side)
  The eastern building of a 2-building high-rise complex.
• Ariel Condos (West) (245 West 99th Street, Upper West Side)
  The western building of a 2-building high-rise complex.
• Avery (100 Riverside Boulevard, Upper West Side)
  A modern high-rise doorman building.
• Avonova (219 West 81st Street, Upper West Side)
  A pre-war mid-rise doorman elevator building.
• Boulevard Residentials (2373 Broadway, Upper West Side)
  A high-rise doorman building.
• The Bromley (225 West 83rd Street, Upper West Side)
  A post-war high-rise doorman building.
• The Claremont (255 West 85th Street, Upper West Side)
  21-story red brick condo building
• Columbia House (238 West 108th Street, Upper West Side)
  The building has a true brick façade with a rear glass curtain wall overlooking the South facing garden.
• Grand Millennium (1965 Broadway, Upper West Side)
  A modern high-rise doorman building.
• The Harrison (205 West 76th Street, Upper West Side)
  A mid-rise doorman elevator building.
• The Harsen House (120 West 72nd Street, Upper West Side)
  A condo conversion with interior design by Andres Escobar. Family-size units are two bedrooms and bigger.
• Hudson Condo (225 West 60th Street, Upper West Side)
  A modern mid-rise doorman building.
• Linden 78 (230 West 78th Street, Upper West Side)
  A condo building with only two units per floor (one per floor on the top 3 levels). Located just off Broadway.
• One Lincoln Plaza (20 West 64th Street, Upper West Side)
  A post-war high-rise doorman building.
• The Opus (272 West 107th Street, Upper West Side)
  A modern high-rise doorman building.
• The Park Laurel (15 West 63rd Street, Upper West Side)
  A modern residential tower with a pyramidal top.
• Park Millenium (111 West 67th Street, Upper West Side)
  A modern high-rise doorman building.
• The Rushmore (80 Riverside Boulevard, Upper West Side)
  A modern high-rise doorman building.
• Sabrina (240 West 98th Street, Upper West Side)
  A pre-war mid-rise doorman elevator building.
• Savannah (250 West 89th Street, Upper West Side)
  A post-war mid-rise doorman elevator building.
• 100 West 93rd Street (Upper West Side)
  A post-war high-rise doorman building.
• 103 West 77th Street (Upper West Side) {2 available apts}
  A low-rise walk-up building.
• 104 West 70th Street (Upper West Side)
  A turn-of-the-century mid-rise concierge building.
• 105 West 77th Street (Upper West Side)
  A landmark low-rise walk-up building.
• 112 West 72nd Street (Upper West Side)
  A pre-war elevator building, designed as a Parisian style hotel in 1907 and converted to condominium in 1989.
• 130 West 79th Street (Upper West Side)
  A landmark post-war mid-rise elevator building.
• 15 Central Park West (Upper West Side)
  Perhaps one of the most talked-about developments of the 2000's in New York. Developed by Arthur and William Lie Zeckendo.
• 160 West 62nd Street (Upper West Side)
  A modern high-rise doorman building.
• 200 West 78th Street (Upper West Side)
  A low-rise building.
• 200 West End Avenue (Upper West Side)
  A modern high-rise doorman building.
• 203 West 81st Street (Upper West Side)
  A mid-rise elevator building.
• 220 West 93 (220 West 93rd Street, Upper West Side)
  Beige brick pre-war building with a two-story limestone base.
• 2250 Broadway (Upper West Side)
  A post-war high-rise building.
• new! 255 West 92nd Street (Upper West Side) {1 available apt}
  A landmark low-rise doorman elevator building.
• 353 Central Park West (Upper West Side)
  A landmark condo building with 18 floor-through units.
• 40 West 76th Street (Upper West Side) {1 available apt}
  A landmark low-rise walk-up building.
• 425-429 Central Park West (Upper West Side)
  A mid-twentieth century mid-rise doorman elevator building.
• 43 West 64th Street (Upper West Side)
  A 12-story building with loft-style apartments. Originally built in 1898, this building was converted into condos in 2003.
• 45 West 67th Street (Upper West Side) {1 available apt}
  A post-war high-rise building.
• 455 Central Park West (Upper West Side)
  A former hospital remodeled in 2002 and converted into a residential condo building.
• 500 West End Avenue (Upper West Side)
  A pre-war brown-brick apartment building with a two-story limestone base.
• 535 West End Avenue (Upper West Side)
  A "pre-war-style" new construction condo with very large apartments (up to 14,000 s/f), designed by architect Lucien Lagrange.
• 595 West End Avenue (Upper West Side)
  A pre-war mid-rise doorman building.
• 78 West 85th Street (Upper West Side)
  A landmark turn-of-the-century mid-rise elevator building.

Latest additions to this list made on: October 23, 2009.