545 W 111Th St

The Rockfall is a distinguished, early-20th-century, full-service co‑op in Morningside Heights built in 1909 by architects George and Edward Blum. Ten stories tall with 34 units, the building displays classic prewar architecture and an elegantly restored common interior: a marble lobby with stained-glass skylights, carved plaster moldings, and a renovated elevator landing. Residences are predominantly one-bedroom conversions of original larger layouts, offering high ceilings (often 9–11 feet), oversized windows, hardwood floors, and floor plans that frequently include separate foyers, formal dining areas, and sizable kitchens. Many units retain or combine original details—crown moldings, chandeliers, beamed ceilings—and modern conveniences such as windowed kitchens, washer/dryer hookups (allowed with approval), and private storage cages. Building amenities support active city living: a 24‑hour doorman and concierge, live‑in superintendent, on‑site gym, central laundry, bike storage, and a large landscaped, furnished roof deck with wide views toward the Hudson and city skyline. Pet-friendly with cooperative board policies that allow pied‑à‑terres and parental purchases in many cases, the property sits one block from the #1 subway and between Riverside and Central Parks, adjacent to Columbia University and neighborhood shops, cafés, and cultural institutions.