Building: 238 West 106th Street

Raymore Court Pre-war Cooperative, Designed by architect George Frederick Pelham in 1909 and converted to co-op in 1982, Raymore Court has a wonderful live-in super (who takes packages), is pet-friendly, offers bike storage, and has newly installed card-operated washer/dryers in the basement. Also, washer-dryers are allowed in the units as well. Individual storage units in the basement (waiting list; for sale units). Pets OK, Elevator Building, Live-in Super, Coop Board Pk Required. Renting and Pied-a-Terre allowed. 1 Elevator, 6 Floors, 48 Units, No underlying mortgage on the builing, 80% Financing allowed. It would fill volumes to list all the wonderful neighborhood restaurants and landmarks, including three parks (Central Park, Riverside Park, and Morningside Park), Cathedral of St. John the Divine, Silver Moon Bakery, Strangers Gate Farmers market on Saturday afternoons at 106th and CPW, the M-60 express bus to LaGuardia Airport just 1/2 block away (as well as proximity to the 1, 2 & 3, B, and C lines), and numerous cafes and restaurants, most famous of which is the Hungarian Pastry Shop at 110th and Amsterdam.

Building description provided by: Tony Oakley