$2,160,000

Coming to market for the first time in over 20 years, residence 8B at 241 W 108th Street. Indulge in the allure of this captivating classic 7, a radiant 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom haven on the Upper West Side.

A sanctuary of light, residence 8B is almost entirely south-facing, boasting a sprawling, sun-drenched dining room and living room with an open kitchen. The windowed kitchen features Miele appliances, a Maytag refrigerator, GE dishwasher and Poggenpohl cabinets.

Upon entering, you're greeted with a mudroom-like area with attached laundry room featuring a stacked oversized LG washer and dryer. Adjacent, is a den / media area perfect for a quiet place to read or watching television.

The primary bedroom oasis is positioned through a dressing area which includes a wall of closet space and attached renovated bathroom creating seamless separation from the remainder of the home. The bedroom also features southern exposure and has two other closets.

The two secondary bedrooms are located on the other side of the home, creating the ideal split layout. One of the bedrooms is large enough to be considered a second primary. High ceilings, oversized windows throughout, custom details such as gorgeous hardwood floors and molding throughout create an ambiance of timeless sophistication.

Step into a piece of history with this prewar co-operative built in 1911 and designed by the renowned architects George & Edward Blum. The building exudes elegance with a part-time doorman available every day from 4 pm to midnight, an elevator for added convenience, and a video intercom system ensuring security.

Embrace the lifestyle with a resident superintendent, laundry room facilities, and the luxury of a beautifully landscaped roof garden offering sweeping views of the city. Ample storage and bike storage are available on a first-come, first-served basis. The building is pet-friendly and accommodates co-purchasing and gifting on a case-by-case basis.

Located on the charming tree-lined 108th Street, this co-op is surrounded by the best the Upper West Side has to offer-cafes including Silver Moon Bakery and The Hungarian Pastry, markets such as H-Mart, Whole Foods, and Westside Market, restaurants; some popular including The Ellington, Bustan, and Marlow Bistro, and easy access to transportation lines (1, B & C trains, bus service, and CitiBikes). Proximity to Strauss Park, Riverside Park, Morningside Park, Fredrick Douglass Playground, and Central Park adds the finishing touch to this unparalleled residence. These are just a few highlights of what Manhattan Valley has to offer. The neighborhood is rich in culinary diversity, cultural attractions, and natural beauty, making it a vibrant and desirable place to live or visit in New York City. Welcome to the epitome of UWS living.