Manhattan, New York
Living in Upper West Side
Pre-war classics between two great parks.
The Upper West Side runs between Central Park and Riverside Park, and that green on both sides sets the tone: tree-lined side streets, grand pre-war co-ops along the avenues and brownstones in between.
It's home to Lincoln Center, the American Museum of Natural History and a long list of neighborhood institutions, from bagel shops to bookstores. It feels residential without ever feeling far from the city.
See homes for sale and rent in Upper West Side- What we love
- Two major parks within a few blocks of almost every home
- Some of the city's best pre-war co-op buildings
- Culture on the doorstep, from Lincoln Center to the museums
- A good fit for
- Families
- Buyers who want space and classic architecture
- Anyone who wants calm after work
- Getting around
- The 1/2/3 run along Broadway and the B/C along Central Park West, so midtown and downtown are a straight ride.