251 W 98Th St

Built in 1912, this ten-story Renaissance Revival condominium occupies a boutique footprint on a tree-lined Upper West Side block. Converted to condos with 32 units, its architecture preserves prewar proportions: high ceilings, decorative moldings, large windows and occasional original fireplaces set a classic tone. Units are mostly two- and three-bedroom residences featuring hardwood floors, formal dining areas, generous closets and loft-like entertaining spaces. Kitchens and baths across the building have been modernized in many homes with granite or Caesarstone counters, premium appliances and washer/dryers in-unit in multiple residences. Common building provisions include an elevator, video-intercom entry, a full-time superintendent, central laundry room, bike storage and rentable basement storage; some units include deeded cellar space. The condominium allows pets, pieds-a-terre, subletting and flexible ownership structures (LLCs, trusts), and management emphasizes a low-fee, well-maintained profile. Located two blocks from the 1/2/3 subway and within easy reach of B/C lines and crosstown buses, the building sits between Riverside and Central Parks and close to neighborhood shopping, markets and dining, offering a classical prewar residential experience with contemporary conveniences.