319 E 105Th St

A six-story, midcentury elevator condominium in East Harlem, originally built in 1950 and converted into small-scale condo ownership, the property contains roughly two dozen residences focused on two-bedroom layouts. The façade and massing reflect postwar low-rise Manhattan vernacular; inside, units typically feature hardwood floors, high ceilings, separate formal dining or dining alcoves, and open or renovated kitchens. Many apartments have been updated with modern appliances, granite or quartz counters, tile baths, and in-unit washer/dryer hookups; several units include private outdoor spaces such as balconies or access to a planted roof deck and a garden. Common elements are modest but practical: a keyed elevator, an entrance foyer with intercom/mobile access, building storage and bike room, on-site superintendent or porter, and a video-intercom/security camera system. The property supports pets and investors, carries relatively low common charges, and offers optional rented storage lockers. Street-level access and the building’s location on a tree-lined block place it within immediate walking distance of transit, neighborhood shops, parks, and cultural institutions, while the combination of compact scale and communal outdoor amenities creates a quieter residential rhythm compared with larger towers.