305 W 98Th St

The Schuyler Arms is an eight-story, pre-war Beaux‑Arts cooperative built in 1902 and converted to co-op ownership in the early 1980s. The limestone-and-brick facade opens to a landscaped private courtyard and a porte-cochère; a glass-walled elevator and a 24-hour attended lobby provide vertical access and concierge-style entry. The building contains roughly three dozen residences, primarily one- and two-bedroom plans with occasional larger multi-room duplexes and corner layouts that preserve original proportions and high ceilings. Interiors commonly show pre-war details—hardwood floors, generous foyer and gallery spaces, decorative moldings and oversized windows—alongside modernized kitchens with granite or stone counters, islands, and stainless appliances in many units. Common amenities are full-service in scale for a neighborhood co-op: a live-in superintendent, central laundry rooms, bicycle storage (wait list), private storage rooms, courtyard garden, and dedicated package/bike areas. Pet policies are permissive and the coop typically allows 80% financing; pied-à-terre requests are considered case by case. Located on a leafy Upper West Side block adjacent to Riverside Park, the building sits within walking distance of express subway service, grocery options, and riverside recreation, offering a blend of landmark-era character and full-service building conveniences.