The Level Club, 253 West 73rd Street, NYC - Condo Apartments
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The Level Club at 253 West 73rd Street is a striking Neo-Romanesque landmark built in 1925 as an elaborate Masonic clubhouse. The 19-story building features intricate architectural details including illuminated bronze globes atop twin ornamental columns, decorative panels bearing the club's initials, and crouching bearded statues at the base of its piers. Originally constructed for $4.3 million with amenities including an Olympic pool, theater, and gymnasium, the building went bankrupt in 1930 and later served as Phoenix House before its 1984 conversion to 144 residential condominiums.
The building's impressive three-story lobby showcases an Italian marble staircase, carved balustrades, and ornate bronze fixtures. Current amenities include 24-hour doorman service, resident superintendent, children's playroom, bicycle storage, and central laundry facilities. The apartments feature distinctive layouts, with many units offering unique characteristics such as working fireplaces, terraces, and dramatic double-height spaces. Several units are configured as duplexes with architectural details preserved from the original construction.
Located on the Upper West Side between Broadway and West End Avenue, The Level Club offers convenient access to both Central Park and Riverside Park, multiple transit options, and numerous shopping and dining destinations. The building's unique history, architectural significance, and prime location make it one of Manhattan's most distinctive residential conversions.
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