107 W 86Th St

A handsome prewar cooperative high-rise on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, completed in 1928 and rising 17 stories. The building’s Neo‑Renaissance roots are evident in original details retained throughout common areas—marble or terrazzo lobby finishes, bronze entry doors, and renovated corridors. It is a full‑service, staff‑oriented property with a 24‑hour doorman, live‑in superintendent, maintenance personnel, two passenger elevators plus a service elevator and on‑site laundry. Residential units are primarily one‑bedroom apartments that emphasize classic prewar proportions: high beamed ceilings, hardwood floors, arched doorways, original moldings, deep closets, and windowed kitchens and bathrooms. Many homes feature generous foyers, eat‑in kitchens, pantry space, and abundant built‑in storage; some recent listings reference tasteful modern renovations and upgraded appliances while preserving period millwork and hardware. Building amenities include bike storage, rentable private storage bins in the basement, and common laundry facilities. The co‑op’s governance permits pets, pieds‑à‑terre, co‑purchases and, with board approval, washer/dryers in-unit and limited subletting; financing up to typical limits is allowed. Utility charges such as gas and electricity are often included in maintenance. Located one block from Central Park between Amsterdam and Columbus Avenues, the property offers immediate access to parks, museums, restaurants, grocery options, and multiple subway lines and cross‑town buses, providing a classic Upper West Side urban lifestyle.