Building: 300 West 108th Street

300 West 108th Street is a “classic pre-war Candela cooperative,” located on the southwest corner of Broadway. It was built in 1924 and designed by the renowned architect Rosario Candela, who is arguably the most well-known and biggest name-drop architect in Manhattan’s pre-war real estate market. This impressive building is 15 stories high and contains 75 units of mostly 1 and 2 bedroom units. It is owned by NCB Capital Corporation, Inc. and was converted in 1982.

This excellent full-service building has a live-in super and full-time doormen. Amenities include private storage, bike room, and laundry room. Pets are allowed and washers/dryers are permitted in apartments. Financing is 80%. A1% flip tax is paid by seller.

A few blocks south of Columbia University, and less than a block to Riverside Park, 300 West 108th Street is also very close all services, shopping, transportation, and an abundance of diverse restaurants.

Description provided by Duncan A. Lonsdale