Pre-war condominium listings on the Upper West Side are among the great prizes in New York real estate, and with good reason -- some of the most elegant condo listings in Manhattan are on the UWS, and the grace of a Manhattan pre-war condo is unique even by the high standards of NYC condos. But even among pre-war condos on the Upper West Side, The Apthorp stands out.

The Harrison, at 205 West 76th Street, is a new construction LEED-certified condominium building on Manhattan's Upper West Side, offering luxury apartments for sale. The Harrison offers studios, one- to five-bedroom apartments and family-sized luxury residences, some with a library.

Avonova, at 219 West 81st Street, is a new condominium conversion building located on New York City's Upper West Side, offering luxury apartments for sale. Steps away from Starbucks, Barnes & Noble and Zabars, the famed gourmet food shop, residents will appreciate the classic details of this pre-war building, while simultaneously enjoying its contemporary finishes and modern conveniences.

The Apple Bank Building on 2112 Broadway in the Upper West Side is a particularly unique luxury Manhattan condo conversion. The 8-story building was initially constructed in 1928 for the Central Savings Bank. The bank takes up the first four stories, while the top four consisted of offices until 2006, when the bank realized the untapped potential in converting those offices into residences.