595 West End Avenue is a stately 15-story prewar building constructed in either 1923 or 1929 (sources vary). Originally containing 60 apartments, the building underwent a significant transformation when it was converted to a condominium in 2008, during which many units were combined to create larger residences. The conversion was overseen by architect Harry Meltzer, with interior designs by Sean Johnson in 2005.
Architecturally, the building showcases classic prewar elements including a one-story rusticated base, white stone second story, and distinctive arched decorative window surrounds above the entrance on the third story. The structure features a slightly curved roofline in its center, consistent fenestration, and a canopied entrance flanked by wall lights.
This full-service condominium offers residents a 24-hour doorman, live-in resident manager, storage bins, and a bike room. The building's location just a block from Riverside Park provides easy access to outdoor recreation, while the surrounding neighborhood offers convenient access to public transportation, restaurants, and shops.
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