200 W 109Th St

A six-story pre‑war condominium constructed in 1907 and converted to condo ownership in 1987, this masonry residence retains classic early-20th-century character while offering modernized units. The low-rise building presents a marble-and-stained-glass lobby, traditional molding and other pre-war details in many homes; ceiling heights frequently exceed standard modern dimensions, and several units feature bay windows and exposed brick. The condominium primarily offers one-bedroom floor plans but contains larger two- and three-bedroom layouts as well, with many units renovated to include contemporary finishes such as wide oak floors, renovated kitchens with quartz or butcher-block counters, and in-unit washer/dryers. Common elements include an elevator, part-time doorman coverage, live-in superintendent, bike storage, and a building security system. The association reports sound finances, recent exterior work consistent with Local Law 11, and a history of modest monthly charges. Pets are permitted and washer/dryers are allowed in units subject to condo rules. Located at West 109th Street between Broadway and Amsterdam, the property sits on the border of Manhattan Valley, Morningside Heights and the Upper West Side, within walking distance of Central and Riverside Parks, Columbia University, multiple subway lines (1, B, C) and neighborhood retail, groceries and dining.