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Attractive 26-story apartment tower with 22 units overlooking Manhattan Square, American Museum of Natural History, and Central Park. Beige-brick building with concierge and canopied entrance, near excellent transportation, restaurants, and boutiques. Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
386 Columbus Avenue is a 26 story, 22 residence condominium on the Upper West Side, directly across Columbus Avenue from Theodore Roosevelt Park and the American Museum of Natural History. The beige brick high rise was completed in 1984.
Many apartments have oversized picture windows and broad eastern views over the museum grounds, with large combined living and dining spaces shaped by the building’s wide exposures. Private entry landings, in-unit laundry, hardwood floors, and through the wall climate control recur in the residences. A triplex home spans three levels and has a large private terrace.
The building has a 24 hour doorman and concierge, along with a full time superintendent. Its shared spaces include a renovated bright lobby, bike storage, and basement storage lockers.
The American Museum of Natural History and Theodore Roosevelt Park face the building, while Central Park is one block east. The B and C trains stop at the 81st Street Museum of Natural History station on Central Park West, and the 77th/79th Street Greenmarket operates beside the museum.
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