200 W 109Th St

A six-story pre‑war condominium on the Upper West Side, completed in 1907 and converted to condo ownership in the late 20th century. The small mid‑rise contains roughly a dozen units, predominantly one-bedroom layouts with occasional larger units reconfigured over time. Exterior character reflects early 20th‑century masonry architecture with a restored façade and a historically styled marble-and-stained-glass lobby. Interiors commonly show pre‑war details: high ceilings, moldings, wainscoting, hardwood floors, exposed brick in some corridors, and windowed eat‑in kitchens. Building systems have been periodically updated; Local Law 11 exterior work and modernized mechanicals are noted in recent listings. Shared amenities are modest and practical: an elevator, part‑time doorman in evening hours, live‑in superintendent, bicycle storage and allowance for in‑unit washer/dryers. The condominium operates with low monthly charges and stable financials, and it maintains a pet‑friendly policy and flexible subletting/washing policies in many units. Parking is limited to street and neighborhood garages. Located between Broadway and Amsterdam near West 109th Street, the building sits within walking distance of Columbia University, Manhattan School of Music, Central and Riverside Parks, multiple subway lines (1, B, C) and an extensive local retail and dining scene that supports academic, professional, and family lifestyles.