240 W 98Th St

The Sabrina is a 14-story, 22-unit pre‑war condominium completed in 1923 and designed by noted firm Schwartz & Gross. Its masonry façade and restored lobby reflect classic Upper West Side architecture; the building retains period details inside many homes, including crown moldings, beamed or coffered ceilings, herringbone and wide‑plank hardwood floors, and decorative lighting. Apartment layouts favor larger, classic room proportions — formal foyers, separate dining rooms, expansive living rooms, tall windows, and eat‑in or galley kitchens — with several homes configured as 2‑ to 5‑bedroom residences and some units recently gut‑renovated with marble baths, custom millwork, and modern appliances. Common areas emphasize full‑service conveniences: a 24‑hour doorman and concierge, porter staff, live‑in resident manager, refurbished elevators, bicycle room, central laundry, and deeded private storage that often transfers with units. Exterior features include dual street entrances (97th and 98th), limited private outdoor terraces, on‑site or nearby garage parking access, and access to the building’s Lotus Garden — a landscaped private courtyard with water features. The Sabrina is pet‑friendly and allows in‑unit washers/dryers; it sits between Central Park and Riverside Park with immediate access to 1/2/3 and B/C subway lines, neighborhood markets, restaurants, and cultural venues typical of the Upper West Side lifestyle.