Milton Coste

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243 W End Avenue #1004/1005/1007

For Sale · Listing by BARBIERO NANCY

243 W End Avenue #1004/1005/1007

Lincoln Square, Manhattan

$3,500,000

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$3,500,000

243 W End Avenue #1004/1005/1007

Lincoln Square, Manhattan

Coliseum Plaza

MLS® #RLS20106742

RLS at REBNY

Listing by BARBIERO NANCY

Open Houses Scheduled

Wednesday, September 16 • 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM

Sunday, September 20 • 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM

REBNY 2025: signed Buyer Representation Agreement required before any showing.

3
Bedrooms
3
Baths
N/A
Sq. Ft.
1925
Year Built

Quick Summary

Bedrooms 3
Bathrooms 3
Year Built 1925
Ownership Co-op
Maintenance $4,194/mo
Neighborhood Lincoln Square

Property Highlights

  • Outdoor Space: Terrace
  • Style: Prewar architecture
  • Character: Pre-war building (1925)

Property Details

Type Co-op
Ownership Stock Cooperative
Total Rooms 6
Baths 3 Full
Heating Steam
Pets Yes, CatsOk
Year Built 1925 (New)
Architectural Style Prewar
Structure Type None
Flooring Hardwood
Basement None
Parcel # 1183-0029-00243-000-0001004
Block/Lot 1183/29

Listing History

Event Date Price Change
Listed Jul 28, 2026 $3,649,000 -
Currently Sep 16, 2026 $3,500,000 -4.1%

Description

OPEN HOUSE BY APPOINTMENT. WALKINS WELCOME JUST REGISTER WITH DOORMAN ON ARRIVAL. Available by Owner/Broker. A rare half-floor offering in Lincoln Square, this exquisitely gut-renovated three-bedroom, three-bathroom corner residence is set within an iconic Emery Roth Landmark building and combines architectural pedigree with modern sophistication. With three exposures—east, west, and north—the home is wrapped in large, abundant windows that fill every room with natural light throughout the day, creating an elevated, airy ambiance that is impossible to replicate. The reimagined layout blends bespoke millwork, curated materials, and thoughtful spatial flow. At its center is a chef’s kitchen featuring a 36" Bertazzoni Professional Series stove, custom cabinetry, premium stone surfaces, and integrated appliances—an elegant, high-performance workspace designed for both everyday living and refined entertaining. A private master wing offers a serene retreat with a spa-level ensuite bath and custom integrated storage. The residence also features a 20-foot planted terrace, extending the living experience outdoors with space for morning coffee, evening cocktails, and seasonal gardening. This home carries a unique creative provenance: one of the former studios incorporated into the residence was once owned by Isaac Mizrahi, the fashion icon, and another was rented by Robert Freedman, Tony Award–winning writer of A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder. Their artistic legacy adds a rare cultural dimension to the home’s already distinguished character. In a market where buyers prioritize turnkey, design-driven homes, this residence stands out. Its exceptionally low maintenance—nearly impossible to find in such a high-demand cultural district—enhances both lifestyle and long-term value. Perfectly positioned in the heart of Lincoln Square, the home offers effortless access to Lincoln Center, Juilliard, celebrated restaurants, top-tier public and private schools, boutique shopping, and the natural beauty of Riverside Park and Central Park. The result is a lifestyle defined by elegance, convenience, and cultural richness. A fully gut-renovated, design-forward corner residence with three exposures, abundant natural light, a private master wing, a chef’s kitchen, a 20-foot terrace, exceptionally low maintenance, and a storied creative history — this is a truly exceptional offering for the discerning buyer seeking refined living in one of Manhattan’s most coveted neighborhoods. Residents of 243 West End Avenue also benefit from a resident lounge, bike room, storage facilities, package room, a 24-hour attended entrance, and dedicated concierge services. Location Located moments from Central Park, Riverside Park, Lincoln Center, and the best dining and shopping in Lincoln Square. Easy access to transportation and a full suite of building amenities. Nestled between Riverside Park and Central Park, Lincoln Square offers one of Manhattan’s most culturally rich and convenient residential experiences. Residents enjoy immediate proximity to Lincoln Center, the Juilliard School, the Beekman Theatre, and the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts — a world-renowned research center celebrating dance, music, theater, and film. Daily convenience is exceptional, with Fairway Market, Citarella, and Trader Joe’s moments away, along with celebrated restaurants, cafés, and pre-theater dining options that define the Upper West Side’s culinary landscape. This is Lincoln Square at its finest — a rare blend of culture, convenience, architectural beauty, and residential tranquility.

Features & Amenities

Interior Features

Den Entrance Foyer Common Area Flooring: Hardwood Building Wheelchair Accessible Wheelchair Access

Exterior Features

Building Storage Building Roof Deck Garden Private Outdoor Space Over60 Sqft Terrace

Building Amenities

Bike Storage Elevators

Appliances

Dishwasher Microwave

Building Information

Building Coliseum Plaza
Building Data View Compliance & Permits
Total Units 186
Stories 15
Structure None
Style Prewar

Financial Details

Maintenance $4,194/mo
Original Price $3,649,000
Previous Price $3,649,000

Lincoln Square sits at the crossroads of Broadway and Columbus Avenue, anchored by Lincoln Center and bordered by Central Park to the east and Riverside Park to the west. The housing stock features luxury doorman condominiums, established pre-war cooperatives, and full-service residential towers, with the 1 and 2 trains at 66th Street providing direct subway access. Residents enjoy proximity to Columbus Circle, world-class performing arts venues, and two of Manhattan's signature green spaces.

Lincoln Square Live Market Data

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Active Listings

284

Median Asking Price

$1.52M

Median $/Sqft

$1,634

Avg Days on Market

N/A

New This Week

45

Price Reduced

28%

Sold (30 Days)

29

Median Sale Price

$1.20M

Live data from RLS at REBNY • Updated 9/16/26, 4:59 AM EST

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243 W End Avenue #1004/1005/1007, Lincoln Square, New York County

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about this property

The current listed monthly maintenance are $4,194 per month. Confirm the exact amount with Milton Coste before making an offer.

The current listed annual property tax is $0, or roughly $0 per month. Verify the current assessment with your attorney before closing.

This property has 3 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms.

According to MLS records, the building was constructed in 1925, making it approximately 101 years old.

This listing is a co-op (stock cooperative). Buyers purchase shares in a corporation rather than real property, and the board must approve all sales.

Pets are permitted at this property. Contact Milton Coste for weight limits or breed restrictions.

To schedule a private showing, contact Milton Coste at (917) 416-7433 or [email protected]. Per REBNY guidelines effective 2025, a Buyer Representation Agreement is required before a buyer's broker can show you properties. You may attend open houses independently without one.

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(917) 416-7433
MLS® ID: RLS20106742
First Listed: 7/31/2026
On Market: 7/28/2026
Price Changed: 9/14/2026
Contract Date: 7/28/2026

Listing Courtesy of BARBIERO NANCY - Nancy Barbiero

Listing Contact: (646) 543-0390

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Quick Facts

Status Active Type Co-op Neighborhood Lincoln Square Borough Manhattan
County New York
Year Built 1925
First Listed 7/31/2026
Style Prewar
Maintenance $4,194/mo

Monthly Costs Estimate

Down Payment 20%

$700,000

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Source: Freddie Mac PMMS

Loan Term 30 years

Est. Monthly Payment

$0

Principal & Interest $0
PMI (under 20% down) $0
Maintenance $4,194
Total Monthly $0

Estimates only. Consult a lender for exact figures.

Mansion tax applies at this price point

New York State charges the buyer a mansion tax on residential purchases at $1,000,000 or more. At this asking price the tier is $3M to $4,999,999 at 1.50%, applied to the whole purchase price. It is due in cash at closing and cannot be financed.

Estimated mansion tax at asking

$52,500

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