Building: 301 West 108th Street

301 West 108th Street is the southern half of the cooperative, 108 Owners Corp., in The Manhasset. Built between 1899 and 1905, with its prominent copper trimmed French mansard roof, the Manhasset is a landmarked Beaux-Arts masterpiece and one of the most visually distinctive buildings in Manhattan.

The Manhasset is a financially sound cooperative serviced by porters and a live-in super, on-premises overnight security guard, and cutting-edge video intercom. It has 2 elevators on each side, two bike rooms, a laundry room, sub-metered electricity, and both Spectrum and Fios service the building. Pets are welcome.
The #1 train is 2 blocks away as are the #4, #5, and #60 bus stops. The #104 bus is less than a block away. Riverside Park is at the west end of the block. Central Park is 4 blocks to the east. Universities, colleges, private and public schools, restaurants, gourmet markets and music venues are integral parts of this vibrant Upper West Side neighborhood.
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Nina Hennessey