235 W 108TH Street #54

In 1897, Columbia University moved uptown. The years following that relocation brought exciting development, and a newfound residential grace to the area. In 1900, to capitalize on the housing exuberance of the day, 235 West 108th was designed by Schneider & Herter -- and built to impress. This upgraded and flexible home perfectly embodies the beautiful grace of that era, yet with a 2017 flair that makes this resplendent residence today's perfect classic. With two bedrooms, a sunny living room, a bright dining room, a windowed, open, eat-in kitchen (with stone counters and top-end appliances), and a classic windowed bath with soaking tub, this soulful residence is an impressive, affordable treasure. Its hardwood floors, high ceilings, and pre-war grace are comforting, and its layout allows for easy living and fun entertaining. Sweetly situated in the sunny front of its beautiful building, and offering sweet sky and city views from the living and dining rooms, this feel-good home is a prime choice for all the right reasons. Its pet-friendly address is convenient to most every area cultural, dining, and shopping destination - practically equidistant to both Riverside and Central Parks - and offering prime proximity to many transportation options. The building is one of the area's most prized -- a well-run, pet friendly, Pre-WWI beauty with elevator and a lovely lobby boasting original marble mosaic - all in a building with laundry/bike/storage rooms. Here is the home offering both convenience and character - a treasure indeed. (Gifting and guarantors are generally welcome on a case-by-case basis with Board approval.)