600 W 115Th St

Built in 1911 and rising 12 stories, this Beaux-Arts/Edwardian cooperative by Gaetano Ajello is a classic prewar residence in Morningside Heights. The 45-unit building retains archival character: a marble lobby with grand staircase, high ceilings, crown moldings and original millwork throughout common areas. Apartments are predominantly multi-room 2‑bedroom layouts with formal entry foyers, oversized double‑paned windows, tall doors, original French doors and wide proportions that accommodate separate living and dining rooms. Interior features commonly found in units include chandeliers, dentil moldings, built‑in bookshelves, decorative mantles, walk‑in closets, pantries and eat‑in kitchens; many homes have been sensitively renovated with modern appliances while preserving wood floors and ornamental details. Building services and systems reflect cooperative living: two elevators, a live‑in superintendent, video intercom, bike storage, basement storage and a communal laundry room. Exterior amenities emphasize outdoor access and neighborhood calm with a planted courtyard and private outdoor spaces for select residences. Pet friendly and well managed, the property sits one block from Riverside Park and directly adjacent to Columbia University, with the 1 subway and multiple bus lines within a short walk—supporting both pedestrian errands and regional commuting. Financially stable co-op operations, periodic assessments noted in listings, and sponsor sale occurrences are part of the building’s transaction history.