210 W 103Rd St

A six-story, mid-block cooperative built in 1945, this low-rise Art Deco property offers primarily studio and one-bedroom residences across modest floors. The building preserves prewar characteristics—high ceilings, arched doorways, hardwood floors, built-ins, and step-down living rooms—while many units have been thoughtfully modernized with windowed kitchens, renovated baths, stainless appliances, and added built-in desks or home-office niches. Common spaces and services reflect a small, well-maintained co-op: elevator service, a live‑in superintendent, laundry room, bicycle room, private storage cages in the basement, and a video/Butterfly intercom system. The co-op’s governance shows flexibility for varied ownership needs—co-purchasing, guarantors, pieds‑a‑terre, and case-by-case pet approvals—with subletting limits and generally solid financial reserves. Street-level presence is quiet and residential, with facade details typical of mid-century Art Deco styling and simple building storage options rather than extensive exterior amenities. Located on the Upper West Side within easy walking distance of the 1 train and both Riverside and Central Parks, the building caters to residents seeking compact, characterful units with convenient transit, neighborhood retail, and university access nearby.