Building: 310 West 99th Street

310 West 99th Street is an intimate elevator co-op, distinctive for its original Victorian details, including a lavish limestone Beaux-arts entry. Built at the turn of the century in 1901 and converted in 1983, the co-op consists today of 65 apartments over eight floors.
The building is nestled on a quiet block of the highly desired Upper West Side neighborhood, between West End Avenue and Riverside Drive, with easy access to transportation, restaurants and shopping. Whole Foods is nearby and so is the new West Side Market. The 96th subway stop makes for a super-easy commute both downtown and uptown – the express train will take you to 14th street in 12 minutes and it’s only 2 short stops away from the uptown Metro North Stop. It is also located half a block from the Riverside Park’s clay tennis courts, ball fields, and bike/walking paths. Geographically, it belongs to Community Board 7 and the PS 3 school district.
It is meticulously maintained by the building staff – a live-in super and a handyman. Other building amenities include virtual security, a laundry room, private storage bins and a bicycle room. Pets are welcome.
Primary residence is required & pied-a-terres are not preferred, but co-purchasing is allowed. 80% financing allowed.

Description provided by Ana Weisberger