Situated in the picturesque Riverside-West End historic district in the heart of the Upper West Side, this lovely prewar 5-room offers flexibility and a great flow for entertaining and private living. One block from Riverside Park, the location offers access to serenity and recreation, while being moments from the conveniences of city life. The well-proportioned layout includes a nearly 40' open loft-style entertaining expanse with living room, formal dining area, and a windowed open kitchen with breakfast bar, ideal for casual gathering or dining. Surrounded by windows, the formal space benefits from lovely northern light. There are also two quiet bedrooms and a renovated bath with jet tub and extended residents' hallway. Some A-line units have created a third bedroom out of the living room. Lovely details and comforts throughout include hardwood floors, individual room air conditioning units, built-in storage, stainless appliances including Bosch dishwasher, and Bosch washer and dryer.

This Upper West Side prewar home is abundant in appeal from the superb residential setting a block from Riverside Park, the handsome well-maintained prewar building, low maintenance, and a well-planned and flexible layout.

839 West End Avenue is a handsome turn-of-the-century 7-story building with 42 apartments. Built in 1901 and originally known as the Creston, the building was designed in the Renaissance Revival style by esteemed architect, George F. Pelham and was converted to co-op in 1990. This pet-friendly building features bicycle storage, laundry facilities, a newly renovated additional storage room and a live-in superintendent who accepts packages.
Pieds-a-terre permitted.