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This pre-war rental apartment building features a limestone base, fluted columns, and decorative window surrounds, with a red-brick facade and canopied entrance. Located across from the Lucerne Hotel and close to stores, restaurants, and parks, it offers convenient access to amenities and public transportation.
The Hopkins Condominium, built in 1930 and converted to condominiums in 2005, is a distinguished pre-war building located on West 79th Street. The 19-story structure features classic pre-war architectural elements including a limestone base, fluted limestone columns between the second and third stories, and handsome window surrounds on its top floor. The red-brick exterior is complemented by sidewalk landscaping and a canopied entrance flanked by lanterns.
Situated in a prime location between Central Park and Riverside Park, the building offers residents exceptional access to Manhattan's premier green spaces and cultural institutions. The neighborhood features world-famous markets including Zabar's, Citarella, and Fairway, while Amsterdam and Columbus Avenues provide abundant dining options. The area is well-served by multiple subway and bus lines, with a Citibike station conveniently located across from the building.
The Hopkins is a full-service building featuring 24-hour doorman service, a live-in resident manager, porters, and handyman staff. Building amenities include a laundry facility, bike storage, and storage units (waitlisted). The lobby and hallways have been recently renovated, and the building maintains fresh flower arrangements in common areas. The property benefits from a J51 tax abatement running until 2040, offering additional value to residents.
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