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A collection of 13 one-of-a-kind residences. 555 West End Avenue is a residential project without equal in New York City. Inside a spectacular and meticulously restored architectural gem is an entirely new structure designed by Tamarkin Co. Magnificent three- to five-bedroom residences bring together the best elements of prewar co-ops, condominiums, urban lofts, and townhouses— extraordinary volumes of space with gracious floor plans and impeccable detailing. Located one block from Riverside Park and surrounded by the grand apartment houses of West End Avenue, 555 West End Avenue’s historic Beaux-Arts architecture has character, authenticity, and an old-world sense of craftsmanship and detail that rivals the most exclusive cooperatives on Riverside Drive and Central Park West. A Distinguished Architectural History Its original incarnation as a private school has enriched 555 West End Avenue, a recognizable landmark within the Riverside-West End Historic District, with outstanding architecture, soaring ceiling heights, towering windows, and a physically robust structure. Completed in 1908, the redbrick and limestone building was designed by architect William A. Boring in the English Collegiate Gothic style. Tamarkin Co. has maintained the spirit of the building’s unique history, impeccably restoring original details like beautifully carved stone façade elements and limestone window bays and weaving architecturally sumptuous spaces into brand-new residences with exceptional character and extraordinary volume and scale. → A historical photograph of the former school building soon after completion in 1908. The Residences The residences of 555 West End Avenue are like nothing Manhattan has ever seen. Nearly every one of the extraordinary three- to five-bedroom homes—no more than two per floor—has a unique floor plan. The residences are designed with the same grace, functionality, and elegant detailing as the early 20th century apartments designed by legendary architects Rosario Candela and James Carpenter, with classic elements such as gracious entry foyers, walk-in pantries, eat-in-kitchens, and staff rooms. The extraordinary loft-like volumes of space are suffused with natural light, thanks to towering ceilings and enormous windows unprecedented among even the most exclusive residential buildings on the Upper West Side. ← Spectacular light-filled volumes with towering ceilings and incomparably tall windows, like this Great Room of a Flats residence, are a hallmark of 555 West End Avenue. Noble Materials Elegant materials and timeless details are signature elements of 555 West End Avenue. White oak herringbone floors recall the classic style of grand prewar apartment houses. Kitchens crafted by Christopher Peacock feature solid fumed white oak millwork and fluted glass cabinet fronts, with honed Pietra Cardosa stone floors and polished Arabescato marble slab countertops and backsplashes. Selected kitchens also feature spacious pantries. Hand-selected Calacatta Gold marble slabs strike a graceful classical note in bathroom suites and powder rooms. Plumbing fixtures by Lefroy Brooks and solid burnished bronze door hardware from Nanz add an elevated level of detailing throughout the residences. ↗ ← Classically detailed A Flats residence master bathrooms Great Room features feature Calacatta Gold white oak herringbone marble slabs, custom floors and classic white oak vanities moldings and casings crafted by Christopher around doorways into Peacock, and Lefroy the kitchen. Brooks plumbing fixtures. → Christopher Peacock- crafted kitchens ↑ feature fumed white Towering double-hung oak cabinets and sash windows with polished Arabescato mullioned transoms marble countertops fill the Great Room of and backsplashes, with a Flats residence with Wolf, Miele, and abundant daylight. Sub-Zero appliances. Amenities and Services Tailored amenities provide personal service and attention in the manner of classic Upper West Side doorman buildings, with spaces of rich architectural character. A 24-hour ↑ → doorman attends the elegant and The lobby entrance The 24-hour attended intimate lobby, which also offers on West 87th Street lobby is finished in warm refrigerated delivery storage, a bicycle evokes the classic travertine, Calacatta feel of an elegant and Crema marble, solid room, and stroller valet. Every residence exclusive Upper West white oak paneling, and has its own private storage room. Side apartment house. burnished bronze accents. ← A private gymnasium features state-of-the-art equipment in a daylit space detailed with refined prewar style. It offers rowing machines, recumbent and upright bikes, treadmills and elliptical trainers, free weights, and yoga mats and blocks. → Enclosed by metal- and-glass doors, the recreation room, finished with poured terrazzo floors and paneled white oak wainscoting, offers residents a private retreat for entertainment. It features a wet bar with stools, a pool table and rack, dartboard, comfortable lounge chairs, and a large-screen TV. At Home on the Upper West Side 555 West End Avenue is situated in the heart of an established and beautiful residential neighborhood. Part of the landmarked Riverside-West End Historic District, 555 West End Avenue is surrounded by the grand Beaux-Arts apartment houses, many of them designed by prominent architects of the day, that have defined West End Avenue as a prestigious residential boulevard— it’s been called “the Park Avenue of the Upper West Side”—since the late 19th century. The neighborhood is also home to some of the city’s most esteemed private schools and highly ranked and selective public schools. → Lined with elegant prewar apartment houses, West End Avenue—“the Park Avenue of the Upper West Side”—is one of Manhattan’s grandest and most prestigious residential boulevards. 3 1 Citarella 2 Fairway 3 Whole Foods W96 R D 4 Zabar’s E 5 Murray’s Sturgeon Shop D I S 6 Barney Greengrass R E V Milk Bar I 7 R 8 Cafe Luxembourg END AVE WEST BROADWAY AVE AMSTERDAM AVE COLUMBUS WEST PARK CENTRAL 9 Tessa 10 Shake Shack 11 Magnolia Bakery Jacqueline Kennedy 21 19 23 Onassis Reservoir 12 Levain Bakery 13 Boulud Sud 5 14 Children’s Museum of Manhattan 15 Beacon Theater 16 Lincoln Center 7 W87 17 Jewish Community Center 6 18 American Museum of Natural History 19 Equinox 20 Apple Store 21 Hippo Playground 22 Riverside Park Great Lawn 23 Safari Playground 14 24 New York Historical Society W81 Delacorte Theater 22 4 Belvedere Castle W79 18 10 9 24 17 1 2 15 12 W72 HUDSON RIVER 8 11 CENTRAL PARK 20 Sheep Meadow ↑ An Enviable Location Central Park, presided 555 West End Avenue is ideally The building is also convenient to over by legendary W65 apartment houses situated between two of New York a multitude of restaurants, iconic 16 like the Dakota and 13 City’s most desirable green spaces, food markets, entertainment venues, the San Remo, is just blocks away. Riverside Park and Central Park. and cultural destinations. W62 A Neighborhood with Character One of New York’s most beloved and best-known neighborhoods, the Upper West Side has a personality all its own. Its attractions include hubs of culture as well as uniquely New York institutions. The Upper West Side is home to internationally renowned cultural landmarks including Lincoln Center, the Museum of Natural History, the Juilliard School, the New York Historical Society, and the Hayden Planetarium. It’s also home to the popular Beacon Theater and many distinctively New York culinary icons. ← Located just one block from 555 West End Avenue, Riverside Park is a true New Yorker’s park, offering incomparable views along the Hudson River, from the 79th Street Boat Basin to the forested cliffs of the Palisades. → 555 West End Avenue shares a sense of architectural grandeur with the Beaux-Arts residential buildings of West End Avenue. ↑ → Among the cultural and The Metropolitan Opera architectural landmarks House is one of many of the Upper West Side is international-caliber the renovated campus of cultural destinations at the iconic Juilliard School. nearby Lincoln Center. Tamarkin Co. Tamarkin Co. creates distinctive and classically modern buildings for the discerning buyer. Cary Tamarkin, a Harvard-trained architect, founded Tamarkin Co. and Tamarkin Architecture in 1994 to combine his passion for the art of architecture with the business of real estate development. The company has since created a portfolio of residential condominium buildings that have earned acclaim for their timeless aesthetic and sensitivity to the urban context. Ranging from 495 West Street Island Creek Shelter Island 508 West 24th Street challenging conversions of historic structures to carefully considered and beautifully crafted ground-up new construction, the residences created by Tamarkin Co. have established new benchmarks in design and luxury residential real estate. 206 West 17th Street 140 Perry Street Woodstock 397 West 12th Street 456 West 19th Street 10 Sullivan Street 47 East 91st Street 550 West 29th Street CL Investment Group Developer Tamarkin Co. Co-Developer Cheer Land Investments Group is a fully integrated CL Investment Group investment company focusing on real estate, healthcare, Design Architect and technology. Its US real estate platform, CL Investment Tamarkin Architecture Architect of Record Group, invests in, develops, and manages luxury Hill West Architects, LLP condominium, office, and mixed-use, properties across Structural Engineer GACE Consulting Engineers PC New York, California, and other states. Mechanical Engineer WSP
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