510 West End Avenue is a 1920 pre-war rental on the Upper West Side, with five stories, 10 apartments, and two homes per floor. Its most distinctive layouts are multi level apartments with private outdoor space, including triplexes and duplexes organized around terraces, patios, or roof decks.
The apartments range from renovated studios with lofts to larger one and two bedroom homes. High ceilings, hardwood floors, exposed brick, and renovated kitchens recur across the residences, while some layouts extend living areas outdoors or include garden space. Storage is another recurring feature, with apartments offering multiple closets and larger storage areas.
The building has a concierge, laundry room, and a quiet tree lined setting on West End Avenue, where trucks are prohibited. Riverside Park is one block away, Central Park is three blocks east, and Broadway is a block from the building. The American Museum of Natural History, Zabar's, restaurants, cafes, and nightlife along Columbus and Amsterdam Avenues are also close by.
Sackman Enterprises is a family-run Manhattan landlord and developer active for five decades. It focuses on converting historic Upper West Side buildings into rental apartments, blending original architectural details with modern comforts like central air conditioning and in-building laundry.