The Westmore, 333 West 57th Street: Review and Ratings

Review of 333 West 57th Street by Carter Horsley

This attractive, 7-story condop apartment building at 333 West 57^th Street is known as the Westmore and it contains 170 apartments. 

It was built in 1940 and goes through the block to 334-346 West 58^th Street.

Bottom Line

The Westmore has an excellent West Side location around the corner from Columbus Circle, the Time-Warner Center and Central Park. 

The doorman, mid-rise building has a roof deck and is convenient to midtown offices, public transportation, the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, and restaurants.

Description

The gray-brick building has a large entrance marquee and a stone entrance surround with sconces and a one-step-up entrance.  

The building, which has discrete air-conditioners and large bay windows, has a series of oculi on its top floor. 

It has a large, landscaped garden courtyard.

Amenities

The building has a doorman, an impressive lobby, a roof deck, a laundry, storage.  It is pet-friendly.

Apartments

Some apartments have sunken living rooms and windowed kitchens and beamed ceilings.

Apartment 2G has a 10-foot-long dining gallery and an enclosed kitchen and a sunken, 25-foot-long living room.

Apartment 4C has an entry foyer that leads to a dining gallery that steps down to a 24-foot-long living room with a window overlooking 58th Street.  It also has an enclosed kitchen and a 20-foot-long bedroom with a window over the building's interior garden.

Apartment 806 has a 13-foot-wide foyer that leads to a step-down, 23-foot-long living room with a large bay window at one end and a 9-foot-long dining room at the other.  It also has a 17-foot-long bedroom and an enclosed kitchen.

Apartment 304 has large bay windows in its 19-foot-long living room, its 21-foot-long master bedroom and its 12-foot-long second bedroom.  It also has a entry foyer that leads directly to a 15-foot-long dining area and an enclosed kitchen.