50 W 106Th St

A prewar HDFC cooperative constructed in 1928, this mid-rise residential building rises roughly 16–17 stories and contains primarily one- and two-bedroom apartments. Its masonry façade and classic interior details reflect traditional Upper West Side architecture; many units retain original beamed ceilings, hardwood floors, tall sash windows and paneled trim. Typical residences feature windowed, eat-in kitchens, entrance foyers and layouts that favor separate living and dining spaces. Common areas include a part-time doorman, a resident superintendent, card-operated laundry in the basement and secure bicycle storage. The co-op operates with HDFC income restrictions and allows up to 80% financing; maintenance fees are comparatively low and the building reports no underlying mortgage in recent listings. Pets are permitted; subletting is possible after board approval and a minimum ownership period. Located on West 106th Street in the Manhattan Valley/Upper West Side corridor, the property sits one block from Central Park with easy access to Morningside and Riverside Parks, multiple subway lines, CitiBike racks, neighborhood groceries and weekend farmer’s markets, making daily errands and leisure options highly walkable.