615 W 113Th St

An eight-story, early 20th‑century cooperative set on a tree-lined block in Morningside Heights/Riverside Drive. Built in 1907, the building contains small-unit types—studios and one-bedrooms—organized around an elevator and serviced by a live‑in superintendent. Typical prewar details appear throughout: high ceilings, hardwood floors, deep window reveals, crown moldings and original pocket doors in some units. Common interior features include a formal entrance foyer, pantry or kitchenette options in smaller homes, windowed bathrooms in certain layouts, and a smoke‑free policy. Exterior common spaces are a planted roof terrace with partial Hudson River and Riverside Park views, a modest building garden and private outdoor spaces for some units or planted balconies. Practical amenities include central laundry, bike storage and building storage; there is on‑site management and voice intercom access. The co‑op has board policies that accommodate pied‑a‑terre purchases, co‑purchasing, parental guarantors and, with approval, pets and limited subletting after ownership requirements are met. Periodic building assessments to cover elevator and Local Law 11 work are noted. Located steps from Riverside Park, Columbia and Barnard campuses, multiple subway lines and a dense retail/restaurants corridor, the building delivers classic prewar character with convenient academic‑edge urban access.