Building: 305 West 104th Street

309 West 104 Street (aka 305 West 104 Street) is a charming non-doorman pre-war cooperative located mid-block between West End Avenue and Riverside Drive. The building contains 40 residences on ten stories (only 4 apartments per floor) and is served by two elevators.

Designed by Sugarman & Berger (architects behind the historic art deco New Yorker Hotel) and completed in 1926, this attractive landmarked Colonial Revival style structure is comprised of brick, limestone, and terra cotta.

Standing on a tree-lined block on the Upper West Side, 309 West 104 Street is only steps away from Riverside Park and is nearby local restaurants, shopping, and schools. The building enjoys good access to the 1 subway line via the West 103rd Street and Broadway stop.

Amenities at this pet-friendly boutique cooperative include a shared furnished residents garden, live-in super, central laundry room, bike storage, and private storage.

Additional details: up to 80% financing permitted, in-unit washer/dryer permitted with board approval, and flip tax is the lower of 10% gross profit or 7% of sales price.

This description was provided by:Peter Gewirtz