Coopérative New York

Sweeping River and City Views on the Upper West Side

Enjoy classic Upper West Side living at Apartment 10C, a spacious two-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath residence at 320 West 76th Street. Featuring a gracious entry gallery, a distinctive sunken living room, and sweeping river and city views, this home offers the charm and generous proportions of a classic prewar residence. Set on a tree-lined residential block between Riverside Drive and West End Avenue, it is ideally situated to enjoy the best of the Upper West Side.

Twelve windows frame sweeping river and city views, filling the apartment with natural light. Hardwood floors and picture rails throughout complement the home’s classic prewar character and well-proportioned layout. The windowed kitchen features a Gemini gas range with a double broiler and a dishwasher. A full-size washer and gas dryer, grandfathered into the apartment, provide the convenience of in-home laundry. A separate hallway leads to two generously sized bedrooms, creating a natural separation between the living and sleeping areas.

320 West 76th Street is a classic Art Deco cooperative building with a 24-hour doorman and security. Recent improvements include renovating the lobby and elevators, common areas, and roof deck. The building’s renovated roof deck offers stunning views and is furnished with lounge seating, tables, and chairs, creating an inviting space to relax and enjoy the surrounding cityscape. Residents also enjoy a dedicated package room, a live-in superintendent, bicycle storage with two bike rack positions for the apartment, basement storage, and a central laundry room with commercial washers and dryers. Convenient trash disposal, recycling facilities, and compost drop-off are also available within the building.

The location captures the best of Upper West Side living, with Riverside Park nearby and Central Park just a few blocks away. Enjoy scenic walking and cycling paths, expansive green spaces, and outdoor recreation, along with the restaurants, cafés, boutiques, and everyday conveniences along Broadway. Neighborhood favorites include Zabar’s, Fairway Market, and Trader Joe’s, while the American Museum of Natural History and other cultural destinations are close at hand. Convenient subway access makes exploring the rest of Manhattan effortless. With its tree-lined streets, vibrant local businesses, and proximity to two of New York City’s most beloved parks, this is quintessential Upper West Side living.