There are many wonderful things about living on the Upper West Side -- from the wide array of culinary and cultural mainstays that call the Upper West Side home to Central Park and Riverside Park, to a wealth of elegant condominiums -- but perhaps the most notable is this: no Manhattan neighborhood feels more Manhattan-y than the Upper West Side. This neighborhood is the setting of many famous NYC-based films and it's easy to see why thanks to its beautiful tree-lined streets and gorgeous brownstones. This is a large part of what makes Upper West Side condos some of the most sought-after apartment listings in Manhattan.
Owning an apartment on the Upper West Side means you have access to some of the city's most elite restaurants, from iconic fine-dining establishments to famed bagel shops, diners and other informal food joints; it also means that coveted foodie destinations such as Zabar's, Citarella and Fairway just jut a short walk away. The only-in-New-York cultural attractions for which the Upper West Side is justly famous are everywhere, Lincoln Center and the American Museum of Natural History, Symphony Space and the Beacon Theater, and also the many small shops, bookstores, galleries, bars and coffee shops that dot the tree-lined streets. Apartments close to Central Park and Riverside Park abound. Lincoln Square, a sub-neighborhood in the Upper West Side, also features a great farmers market that draws a nice crowd. Superb mass transit options ensure that most Upper West Side condominiums are just a short walk from many subways, which in turn puts the rest of Manhattan within easy reach. But when you’re at the epicenter of Manhattan-ness, why leave?
The Upper West Side is also home to some of the most striking and desirable apartments for sale in Manhattan. From pre-war condo conversions like The Apthorp and The Intercontinental to new construction blockbusters, Upper West Side condo listings offer a wide range of living options and a high standard of quality. Ultra-luxury condominium listings such as The Residences at the Mandarin Oriental and the Time Warner Center Condominium give the Upper West Side a high-end feel that few Manhattan neighborhoods can match. Thanks to some of the most notable new construction condo listings in Manhattan and the best of what makes Manhattan Manhattan -- from Central Park views to H&H Bagels -- the Upper West Side is a neighborhood like no other.
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The Apthorp in the Upper West Side is a pre-war mid-rise that epitomizes beauty and luxury. A Renaissance-style exterior and exquisite accents in condominiums are proof of just that. A nearby subway station and several fine restaurants in the area make the Apthorp a much-coveted residence.
Studio apartments
from $2,000,000
2 Bedroom apartments
from $4,000,000
3 Bedroom apartments
from $4,500,000
4 Bedroom apartments
from $9,000,000
5 Bedroom apartments
from $15,950,000
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The Rushmore, located on 80 Riverside Boulevard on the Upper West Side, is a cutting-edge condominium in an emerging neighborhood. With many different apartment layouts to choose from - all of which are spacious and innovative – apartment buyers will find everything they’re looking for at this exclusive building.
1 Bedroom apartments
from $1,450,000
2 Bedroom apartments
from $1,850,000
3 Bedroom apartments
from $3,300,000
4 Bedroom apartments
from $4,500,000
5 Bedroom apartments
from $9,400,000
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Standing exceptionally tall in the Upper West Side, Trump International features 158 spacious and elegant luxury condos. Resembling the best high-end hotels Trump has to offer, these units sport top-of-the-line appliances and amenities. Full-spa treatments and a fitness center only add to the building’s appeal.
Studio apartments
from $1,000,000
1 Bedroom apartments
from $1,100,000
2 Bedroom apartments
from $3,500,000
3 Bedroom apartments
from $5,500,000
4 Bedroom apartments
from $26,950,000
5 Bedroom apartments
from $19,900,000
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Midtown’s One 57 is a legendary building in Manhattan standing as the tallest residential building in its history. It can boast Christian de Portzamparc, a famous French architect, as its talented designer. Functioning dually as a hotel, this luxury condominium will have its residents expecting the best in service and convenience.
1 Bedroom apartments
from $3,500,000
2 Bedroom apartments
from $6,650,000
3 Bedroom apartments
from $10,000,000
4 Bedroom apartments
from $17,500,000
5 Bedroom apartments
from $29,950,000
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220 Riverside Boulevard’s Trump place in the Upper West Side epitomizes opulence at its finest. This 49 floor high-rise offers flooring with both carpeted and hardwood floors, bicycle and storage rooms, and a health club with a full staff. Also included is individual climate-control and rare sound-proof windows.
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Considered one of New York’s most exclusive residences, 15 Central Park West has a prime Upper West Side location, near Columbus Circle. The building houses 201 apartments over 20 floors, ranging in size from one to four-bedrooms. Amenities include a 14,000-square-foot fitness center, lap pool, and a private screening room.
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Designed by world-renowned architect Thomas Juul-Hansen, 221 West 77 is a luxury boutique condo in Manhattan's Upper West Side. Its homes feature simple design with sumptuous materials, not to mention access to excellent amenities, including a rooftop terrace with wide views and lush greenery.
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Set between the rich array of shopping, dining, and cultural venues that line Broadway, north of Columbus Circle, and a spectacularly landscaped new park along the Hudson River, The Aldyn at 60 Riverside Boulevard offers the best of the Upper West Side in Manhattan. The available condos at The Aldyn each showcase the work of a top New York designer, making The Aldyn a hotspot for New York City's Fashion Week. The Aldyn, set in an ideal location and expressing beautiful interiors and exteriors, is ranked high in the New York City condominium listings.
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From Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates coms Two Waterline Square, a stunning glass tower that is part of the iconic Waterline Square development. With breathtaking views of the Hudson River and the George Washington Bridge, this building offers remarkable style and luxury with features that include a porte-cochère arrival at ground level and stunning interiors.
The apartments were designed by Yabu Pushelberg with living rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows and high ceilings, kitchens with classic white marble and white lacquer cabinetry, and sleek, custom bathrooms.
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Mandarin Oriental, located on Manhattan’s coveted Upper West Side, provides residents with quality finishes and fixtures that decorate each unit comfortably. Integrated into the Mandarin Oriental Hotel, the condominium ensures that residents can enjoy a permanent hotel-like service.
