235 W 108Th St

A six-story pre-war co-op on the Upper West Side built in 1985 that retains classic period character while offering modern conveniences. The building contains primarily two-bedroom residences with high ceilings, large windows, hardwood floors, original moldings, and frequent features such as separate formal dining rooms, eat-in kitchens, and abundant closet and storage space. Common interior amenities include an elevator, central laundry room, bike storage, additional basement storage units, and a live-in superintendent; the property also recently upgraded building systems such as video security. Exterior accommodations are modest but practical, with private outdoor spaces under 60 square feet available in some units and stored facility space for bicycles and possessions. The property’s entrance lobby evokes its Pre-War lineage through restored marble mosaic details and decorative moldings; apartments often showcase period touches like stained-glass windows, French doors, exposed brick and deep soaking tubs alongside renovated kitchens and bathrooms. Pet-friendly and permitting board-approved subletting, the building supports flexible ownership arrangements and a residential, community-oriented atmosphere. Located between Riverside Park and Central Park, the address benefits from immediate access to multiple subway lines (1, B, C), nearby grocery options and neighborhood eateries, making it a well-serviced, walkable residence in Manhattan Valley and Morningside Heights.