50 W 106Th St

A prewar cooperative erected in 1928, this 16–17–story boutique residence contains a small collection of two-bedroom units that preserve classic 1920s details. The masonry façade and traditional multi-story massing give way to interiors defined by beamed ceilings, hardwood floors, original sash windows and period doors; many apartments are corner homes with multiple exposures and elevated city or park views. Common areas include a staffed part-time doorman desk, a resident superintendent, card-operated laundry facilities and a secure bicycle room. The building operates as an HDFC co-op with income limits, allows pets, permits limited subletting after a qualifying ownership period, and enforces a seller-paid flip tax. Maintenance costs are positioned as relatively low; financing up to 80% is typically permitted depending on the share offering. Location is a primary asset: the property sits in the Manhattan Valley/Upper West Side corridor a block from Central Park and within short walking distance of Morningside Park, Riverside Park, Columbia University, multiple subway lines (1/B/C) and dense neighborhood retail, cafés and weekly farmers’ markets.