Modern living at One50

Built in the early 1960s, One50’s residences offer spacious layouts and the flexibility to create a home that suits your style. While every apartment has great bones, many have been thoughtfully renovated with modern kitchens, high-end finishes, and smart design upgrades—showcasing just how stunning these spaces can be.

From sleek, contemporary updates to full-scale transformations, these homes reflect the best of Upper West Side living. Explore some of the beautiful renovations completed by residents and get inspired by what’s possible at One50.

Alcove studio

Studios at One50 range in size from 550 to 575 sq ft. This is well above the average for Manhattan. They all feature large walk-in closets and an alcove sleeping area that maximizes the amount of living space.

One Bedroom

One bedroom residences at One50 are bright, spacious, and thoughtfully laid out, with generous living areas and excellent natural light. Many feature dining alcoves or home office nooks, and all offer ample closet space, including deep walk-ins.

Two Bedroom

Two bedroom homes at One50 are ideal for households that need space to stretch out. Whether used as two true bedrooms or as a bedroom plus den or office, these residences feature open layouts, large windows, and excellent flow. Units benefit from an abundance of natural light throughout the day.

Combo Units

Combined apartments at One50 offer house-like living in the heart of the Upper West Side. These custom layouts feature expanded living and dining areas, multiple bedrooms, and in-home washer/dryers—a rare convenience in co-op living. With multiple exposures and flexible floorplans, these homes are bright, airy, and tailored for modern lifestyles.

Resources

Looking to renovate? Here is a list of contractors and architects who have frequently completed work at One50 and neighboring buildings in recent years.

This list is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute an endorsement by the Board or Management. Shareholders are welcome to hire any qualified contractor or vendor of their choice, as long as the provider meets the building’s requirements and receives approval prior to starting work.

Residents are solely responsible for conducting their own due diligence and ensuring that any professional they hire is properly licensed, insured, and authorized by Management.