301 W 108Th St

The Manhasset is an 11-story, landmarked Beaux-Arts cooperative on the Upper West Side, completed in the early 20th century (circa 1899–1911). The copper‑trimmed French mansard roof and ornamented façade reflect its original architects’ period detailing; entrances lead into classic pre‑war common halls and arched passageways. Apartment layouts are predominantly one‑ and two‑bedroom plans, many with foyer entries, formal dining areas or dens, high ceilings (often 9–11 feet), hardwood floors, original moldings, built‑ins and generous room proportions that can feel loft‑like on higher floors. Kitchens range from simple windowed eat‑ins to fully renovated chef’s designs with stone counters and high‑end appliances; many units permit washer/dryer installations. The cooperative provides staffed services including a live‑in superintendent, full‑time porters and overnight security, plus building infrastructure such as multiple elevators, a central laundry room, two bike rooms, sub‑metered electricity and both Spectrum and FiOS. Pet policies are friendly with case‑by‑case considerations for pieds‑à‑terre and co‑purchases. Located a block from Riverside Park and a short walk to Central Park, the site offers strong transit access (1, 4, 5 trains and several bus lines) and proximity to universities, shops, restaurants and cultural venues typical of the vibrant neighborhood.