245 W 107Th St

A 16-story prewar cooperative constructed in 1929, this Upper West Side residence blends classic 1930s craftsmanship with apartment-scale practicality. The building includes two- and three-bedroom layouts that preserve period details — high beamed ceilings, original hardwood floors in herringbone/strip/parquet patterns, generous entry foyers, and built-in closet storage — alongside contemporary upgrades in many units such as renovated kitchens, granite or quartz counters, and in-unit washer/dryer hook-ups where approved. The exterior presents a traditionally detailed masonry façade and a gracious lobby with original terrazzo floors and restored hardware. Common areas emphasize communal living: a planted, furnished roof garden with expansive skyline and Hudson River views, a children’s playroom, central laundry, bike and storage rooms, and a 24-hour doorman with a live‑in superintendent. The cooperative’s management highlights energy efficiency (an A rating in listings) and a pet-friendly policy; pied‑à‑terre use is restricted and primary residency is required for some apartments. Located at Broadway and West 107th Street, the building sits one block from Riverside Park and within easy reach of the 1, 2, 3 and B/C lines, neighborhood groceries, restaurants, and Columbia University, offering a mix of urban convenience and leafy park access.