310 W 106Th St

Built in 1927 and rising 16 stories, this fully resident-owned prewar cooperative sits on a wide, tree-lined section of Manhattan’s Upper West Side near Riverside Park. The 78-unit building is composed mainly of one- and two-bedroom residences that retain traditional prewar hallmarks: high beamed ceilings, crown moldings, hardwood floors, gracious entry foyers, separate formal dining areas and multiple built-in storage solutions. Many apartments feature windowed kitchens and bathrooms, soaking tubs, kitchen islands or eat-in dining nooks, and large walk-in closets. Common spaces include a staffed, attended lobby with 24-hour elevator operator and a live-in superintendent, a landscaped and furnished roof deck with panoramic Hudson River and park views, on-site laundry, bicycle and storage rooms, and mail delivery to apartments. The building’s cooperative governance emphasizes financial stability and resident ownership; policies routinely allow pets and case-by-case approvals for pied-à-terre, co-purchasing, guarantors, gifting, sublets, and financing up to typical limits. Situated mid-block between West End Avenue and Riverside Drive, the location offers immediate access to Riverside Park, neighborhood restaurants, shops, and multiple subway lines and bus routes, making it a classic Upper West Side prewar residence with strong community-oriented services and preservation of historic interior details.