235 W 108Th St

A six-story, pre-war co-op on the Upper West Side, built in 1925 and containing a small collection of two-bedroom residences across 14 units. The masonry façade and restored lobby with original marble mosaic reflect classic early-20th-century detailing; interiors commonly feature tall ceilings, oversized windows, hardwood floors, picture moldings, and period elements such as French doors and arches. The building offers an elevator, a part-time/live-in superintendent, a central laundry room, bike storage and additional basement storage compartments. Several units include private outdoor space under 60 square feet and eat-in kitchens with updated appliances; many layouts provide formal dining rooms or flexible rooms that can function as offices or third bedrooms. The property is pet-friendly (board approval required for some policies) and smoke-free, with on-site management and video entry or buzzer security in many listings. Located a short walk from Riverside Park and Central Park, and within easy reach of the 1, B and C subway lines as well as neighborhood shops, groceries and Columbia University, the building suits buyers seeking pre-war character with modest, well-maintained common services in a highly walkable Manhattan neighborhood.