Stan 10D klasičan je peterosobni dom koji je gotovo pedeset godina u vlasništvu iste obitelji. Pažljivo održavan tijekom godina, njegov izvorni prijeratni karakter ostao je u besprijekornom stanju, uključujući zaobljene zidove u predvorju i blagovaonici. Stropovi su svugdje visoki 10 stopa, a veliki prozori unose obilje sunčeve svjetlosti u svaku prostoriju. Izvorne štukature od žbuke očuvane su i u besprijekornom stanju u svim prostorijama i hodnicima. Iz spavaćih soba i kuhinje pruža se spektakularan pogled na Riverside Park i rijeku Hudson iza njega.

Uredan ulazni foyer s veličanstvenim zaobljenim zidom predstavlja središnji dio doma. Foyer se otvara prema kuhinji, blagovaonici i dnevnom boravku, dok zaseban hodnik vodi prema spavaćem krilu. Formalna blagovaonica, također s izvornim zaobljenim zidovima, lako bi se mogla pretvoriti u treću spavaću sobu ili radnu sobu. Velika kuhinja, iako je obnovljena prije mnogo godina, i dalje je u vrlo dobrom i funkcionalnom stanju. Ugradnja perilice i sušilice dopuštena je uz odobrenje uprave zgrade.

Zgrada na adresi 465 West End Avenue, poznata kao The Umbria, jedna je od uglednijih prijeratnih zadrugarskih zgrada na aveniji West End, a projektirao ju je D. Everett Waid, arhitekt koji stoji iza zgrade MetLife. Izgrađena 1910. godine s 40 stanova, zgrada je nedavno obnovila i modernizirala predvorje i dizala. Stanarima su na raspolaganju cjelodnevni vratar, upravitelj zgrade koji živi u zgradi, teretana, prostorija za bicikle, praonica i spremišta. Riječ je o prestižnoj adresi s glasovito rijetkom promjenom stanara.

Apartment 10D is a classic five-room home that has been in the same family for nearly fifty years. Lovingly maintained over the years, its original prewar character remains in pristine condition, including the curved walls in the foyer and dining room. Ceilings are 10' high throughout, and oversized windows bring abundant sunshine into every room. The original plaster moldings are intact and in pristine condition throughout the rooms and hallways. The bedrooms and kitchen boast spectacular views of Riverside Park and the Hudson River beyond.

A proper entrance foyer, featuring a magnificent curved wall, anchors the home. The foyer opens into the kitchen, dining room, and living room, with a separate hallway leading to the bedroom wing. The formal dining room, also with original curved walls, could easily be converted into a third bedroom or study. The large kitchen, while renovated many years ago, remains in very good and working condition. Washer/dryer is allowed with board approval.


465 West End Avenue, known as The Umbria, is one of the more well-regarded prewar cooperatives on West End Avenue, designed by D. Everett Waid, the architect behind the MetLife Building. Built in 1910 with 40 homes, the building's lobby and elevators were both recently restored and modernized. Residents enjoy a full-time doorman, live-in resident manager, gym, bike room, laundry room, and storage. This is a coveted address with famously low turnover.