308 W 103Rd St

A mid-20th-century, 13-story co-op on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, built in 1964 and containing about thirty-two primarily one-bedroom units. The block-front building presents a post‑war residential profile with an elevator, a small, well-maintained lobby and regularly updated common areas. Interior unit features commonly include alcove or one‑bedroom layouts, hardwood floors, windowed kitchens and bathrooms, sizable closets and foyers that function as flexible entry/dining spaces. Shared amenities emphasize convenience and neighborhood living: a part‑time doorman (evening hours), on‑site superintendent, communal roof deck, bicycle room, central laundry and individual storage lockers. Building policies are cooperative-friendly — pets, pieds‑à‑terre, gifting and co‑purchases are typically permitted with board approval; financing up to customary limits is allowed. Location is a core asset: the property sits on a leafy Upper West Side park block within a one‑to‑three minute walk of the 1 train and directly adjacent to Riverside Park and the Hudson Greenway, placing grocery, dining and neighborhood retail within easy reach. Parking is not a primary feature; the building prioritizes walkability and access to outdoor recreation rather than auto amenities.