This 9-story, red-brick apartment building st 124 West 93rd Street was erected in 1924 and converted to a condominium in 1984.

It is known as The Westerly and has 53 apartments.

It is just to the east of a very similar apartment building and several doors away from the very impressive Art Deco-style St. Ann's School tower further down the block to the west.

This building has a canopied entrance, an entrance surround with lighting fixtures, sidewalk landscaping, three string courses, a small cornice, and a five-step-up vestibule.

It is distinguished by delicate, thin, white window surrounds on the first and top floors that give the otherwise rather plain building a gracefulness and elegance.

Central Park is not too far away.