203 W 98Th St

A six-story, 14-unit pre-war cooperative on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, constructed in 1920 and organized primarily as one-bedroom residences. The masonry facade leads into a marble-floored lobby framed by antique wrought-iron doors and period dentil molding; hallways have been recently renovated. Typical apartments feature high ceilings (commonly 9.5–10 feet), oak or herringbone hardwood floors, original cast-iron tubs in some units, and a mix of classic details such as crown moldings, picture rails, and built-in storage. Most homes include an entrance foyer, eat-in or windowed kitchens—many updated with modern cabinetry and stainless appliances—and well-proportioned bedrooms with ample closets. Building services and shared spaces reflect a boutique scale: keyed elevator access with floor-specific security, a live-in or part-time superintendent, renovated central laundry, bicycle storage, and storage rooms. Pet-friendly policies, pied-à-terres allowance, and a sublet policy after initial ownership tenure offer flexibility for owners. Located between Central and Riverside Parks, the building sits two blocks from the 1/2/3 and within easy reach of the B/C lines, surrounded by grocery options (Whole Foods, Westside Market, Trader Joe’s), neighborhood restaurants, and local shops that define an active Upper West Side lifestyle.