600 W 111Th St

An elegant 16-story prewar cooperative constructed in 1926, the building exemplifies Upper West Side/Morningside Heights architecture from the 1920s. Units are primarily multi-room two-bedroom layouts and larger Classic Six configurations reworked into two- and three-bedroom plans; many residences preserve original prewar elements such as high beamed ceilings, herringbone hardwood floors, crown and picture moldings, oversized windows, and generous entry foyers. The lobby and circulation spaces have been restored and the building maintains full-service operations with a 24-hour doorman and a live‑in superintendent. Shared amenities include a planted roof deck, central laundry, bicycle storage, and individual storage bins (waiting lists or fees may apply). Exterior common spaces offer limited private outdoor areas and rooftop access with views toward Riverside Park and the Hudson; many apartments have north, south, east, or west exposures capturing abundant light. Building services support practical living—trash chutes/service doors, porter/handyman assistance, and management of deliveries. The co-op is pet friendly and permits in-unit washer/dryers; flip taxes and occasional capital assessments are noted. Located one block from Riverside Park and within blocks of Columbia University, the Greenmarket, neighborhood grocery outlets, transit, restaurants, and cultural institutions, the building sits in a walkable, academically and culturally active neighborhood.