This attractive residential complex is known as Stonehenge Village and consists of three 14-story rental apartment buildings at 135 West 96th Street.

The complex contains 104 apartments and extends through to 97th Street and has a large central courtyard with a connected enclosed walkway and a playground.

The red-brick buildings have many balconies and a large entrance marquee. The complex was erected in 1968.

The mid-block complex, which is setback a bit on 96th Street, is close to a Whole Foods Market on 97th Street and Columbus Avenue and is close to Central Park.

The apartments have stainless steel kitchen appliances, granite kitchen countertops, central air-conditioning, hardwood floors, a laundry, valet service, a garage, an on-site leasing and management office, pets under 10 pounds allowed, and a door attendant.

It is not far from an express subway station at Broadway and 96th Street.

This attractive 12-story rental apartment building at 210 West 89th Street is known as Stonehenge Tower and contains 151 units.

The beige-brick building has a canopied entrance with a marquee, a full-time doorman, laundry facilities, stainless steel kitchen appliances, granite kitchen countertops, hardwood floors, and marble bathrooms.

The mid-block building has sidewalk landscaping and is pet friendly.

It has no garage, no roof deck and no balconies.

It is not far from a subway station at Broadway and 86th Street where there is also very good bus transportation.

There are numerous restaurants in the neighborhood.

The building is owned by Stonehenge Partners Inc., which is headed by Ofer Yardeni and Joel Seiden. Its other Manhattan properties include 20 and 41 Park Avenue, 10 Downing Street, The Olivia on West 33rd Street and the Ritz Plaza at 235 West 48th Street.