123 West 106th Street is an 11 story rental building completed in 1900, with 48 apartments in the Broadway Corridor. Its pre war character is reflected in recurring apartment details such as high ceilings, recessed lighting, and exposed brick, while many homes have been updated with stainless steel appliances, dishwashers, and in unit washer dryers.
The layouts include two bedroom and three bedroom apartments, with den space recurring across those larger configurations. The combination of flexible room arrangements and full apartment laundry is a defining feature of the available residential mix, while finishes generally pair renovated kitchens and bathrooms with retained architectural details.
Building amenities include a lounge, fitness center, laundry room, and bike room. The building occupies a block between Amsterdam and Columbus Avenues, with Central Park and Columbia University close by. Columbus Square shops, restaurants, Whole Foods, and the American Museum of Natural History are also within the surrounding neighborhood.
The 1 train stops at 103rd Street and Broadway, and the B and C trains stop at 103rd Street and Central Park West. The building is managed as a rental, with leasing handled through REZI and options including online applications and self showings.
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CoSo Apartments manages dozens of no-fee, fully renovated rental buildings in Manhattan, focusing on Harlem and adjacent neighborhoods. It offers modernized apartments with amenities like elevators and on-site laundry, aiming to provide renters with hassle-free urban living.
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