Building: 323 West 83rd Street

323 WEST 83RD ST is a boutique co-op building in the Renaissance Revival style, built in 1920 by Harry T. Howell. It has a one-story rusticated limestone base with decorative carvings, and a main entrance flanked by Ionic columns supporting iron balconette. The building belongs to the Riverside-West End Historic landmark district and is steps away from Riverside Park and conveniently located near all shops, restaurants and transportation on the Upper West Side. It was converted to a cooperative in 1984, and has 6 floors and 24 units. The building features a wide passenger elevator, laundry facility in the basement, bike racks and a live-in super. Residents also receive a free individual storage unit in the basement. There is a backyard garden as well as a newly renovated child-friendly, river view rooftop garden. Pets are allowed on a case-by-case basis. Sublet is allowed with fee. Financing allowed up to 80%; maintenance is tax deductible to approximately 60%. There is currently no transfer fee.