140 West End Avenue   Unit 2AB

Welcome to The Lincoln Towers #2AB at 140 West End Avenue, a sprawling three bedroom two bathroom with office and washer and dryer, the combination of two separate units.

Enter into the library inspired foyer with built -in shelves and a cozy corner to put down your keys.

You will absolutely love the unique floor plan as the common areas of the apartment, where the living room, dining room, kitchen and study sit right in the center.

The open concept living room flows into the dining area by the double windows overlooking the greenery of the complexs garden. A balcony door leads to the outdoor space to relax and share some family moments.

Galley kitchen with plenty of light. A study room, offers the much needed space and privacy to work from home.

Hallway leads to the primary bedroom, a generously sized bedroom with a wall-to-wall closet and double windows overlooking the balcony. The bedroom has its own bathroom with a linen closet and a huge walk-in storage space in the hallway so that you can stay absolutely organized.

Off the foyer, you can find your way to the family room with a homey gathering space.

Long hallway with enormous storage area and a second closet.

The second bedroom, a sizable bedroom with a wall of windows and the third bedroom, a well sized room share a full bathroom.

Washer dryer in the unit which is only permitted to combined apartments in the building. Low Maintenance includes gas, electric, central air conditioning and heating.

The building has 24- hour doormen, live-in superintendent and concierge services. Also, a fitness centre, bike storage and a laundry room located in the basement.



Lincoln Towers is called the best-kept secret in Manhattan for good reason with its tranquil oasis of 20 acres surrounded by expansive private outdoor spaces and private landscaped gardens. It is a pet-friendly facility with ample dedicated outdoors space for walking your dog.

The co-op complex stretching from W 66th Street to 70th Street between Amsterdam Avenue to Freedom Place, includes eight buildings designed by the architectural firm of S.J. Kessler & Sons, which also designed other well-known buildings in New York City, namely the Washington Square Village, Dorchester Towers, and Lenox Tower.

Each of the eight building is typically 29-30 stories (no 13th floors), each with an average of 450-561 apartments. In 1987, the residential units were converted to a cooperative ownership.

The complex houses a large private outdoor space on the far west side of the property containing a floor hockey court, basketball courts, two playgrounds, and green areas. There are other large park-like expanses between and behind the buildings on the east side of West End Avenue.

Each of the buildings is a member of the Lincoln Towers Community Association, an umbrella organization for the maintenance of the grounds and the provision of security on the complex.

Live at The Lincoln Towers, in the heart of the Lincoln Square, 2 blocks from the Lincoln Centre of the Performing Arts with endless cultural activity and numerous options for shopping and Michelin - Starred dining.