Manhattan

Upper West Side

Brownstones, two parks and the city's best side streets.

Ask Teresa About
the Upper West Side

Set between Central Park and Riverside Park, the Upper West Side pairs quiet, tree-lined blocks with the energy of Broadway.

Bounded by Central Park on the east, the Hudson River on the west, West 59th Street to the south and West 110th Street to the north, we cover every corner of it, from Lincoln Center to Manhattan Valley and beyond. The vibe is relaxed, family-oriented and intellectual, with a slower pace built for residential life.

It's Teresa's home neighborhood, and the team has closed many deals here.

The assortment of townhouses, grand co-ops with floor plans like a "classic 6", new construction condos and the most iconic stretch of Central Park West homes defines this neighborhood. Access to Riverside Park, with its protected bike paths that lead all the way to Battery Park City, and to Central Park is unmatched.

Teresa Alessandro

The Homes

  1. Pre-war co-ops along Central Park West, West End Avenue and Riverside Drive
  2. Brownstones and townhouses on the side streets
  3. Newer condos with river views on Riverside Boulevard

Living Here

Two Parks and Five Trains

Two parks, the Hudson River greenway, Lincoln Center and the Museum of Natural History are close by, and the 1, 2, 3, B and C trains run the length of the neighborhood.

Track Record

Our Deals Here

All Sold Homes
AddressRepresentedResult
110 W 86th StSeller95+ showings; multiple offers within 48 hours.
220 Riverside Blvd 39BBuyer12.9% under asking, with deeded storage included.
410 Central Park West 12BBuyerUnobstructed park views; smooth board approval.