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Italian Renaissance-style building with Venetian decorative balconies, built in 1915 and converted to co-op in 1988. 12-story beige-brick structure with 55 apartments, located on quiet West End Avenue near Riverside Park and convenient amenities.
885 West End Avenue, located in the Riverside-West End Historic District, is a distinguished 13-story prewar cooperative built in 1915 by Joseph Paterno and designed by Gaetan Ajello. This Italian Renaissance-palazzo-style building features a light beige-brick façade, Venetian-style decorative balconies, and a canopied entrance with bronze doors and paired pilasters.
Amenities include a 24-hour door attendant, live-in superintendent, two porters, a gym, bike storage, private storage, and laundry facilities for large items. Situated on a quiet stretch of West End Avenue, the building offers convenient access to public transportation, the West Side Highway, and Riverside Park, with its promenade, playing fields, and the Hudson River Greenway. The neighborhood is rich with restaurants, shops, and everyday conveniences. Pet friendly.
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