115 West 86th Street is a 20 story, 80 unit pre-war rental built in 1931 on the Upper West Side’s Broadway Corridor. Its canopied entrance is framed by a two story limestone surround and lanterns, leading to a step down lobby lined in yellow marble.
The façade is marked by arched windows on the second and ninth floors and rows of multipaned windows. Apartments commonly retain hardwood floors and other pre-war details, while recurring layouts have dining alcoves, ample closets, and northern city views over the tree lined block.
The building has a full time doorman, a live-in resident manager, laundry room, and bike storage. Dogs and cats are permitted.
Central Park is several blocks east, and Columbus Avenue’s restaurants and shops begin just south of the building. The B and C trains stop at 86th Street and Central Park West, while the 1 train stops at 86th Street and Broadway.
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Rudin, founded in 1925, is a Manhattan-based property management firm overseeing dozens of upscale rental buildings. A family-run enterprise, it emphasizes attentive service, modern amenities, and well-maintained, characterful residences in prime New York City neighborhoods.
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