125 West 106th Street is a 1925 pre war rental in the Broadway Corridor, a five story walk up with 10 apartments. Its rental inventory is oriented toward larger layouts, including recurring three and four bedroom configurations, with some apartments arranged as three bedrooms plus a den or two bedrooms plus an office.
Apartments have been renovated with stone kitchens, stainless steel appliances, dishwashers, and in unit washer/dryers. Oversized living rooms and substantial storage are recurring features, while some apartments occupy the first, fifth, or sixth floor according to the available layouts. The building's walk up configuration and range of larger apartments are central to its character.
The building is on West 106th Street between Amsterdam and Columbus Avenues, a few blocks from Columbia University and within walking distance of Central Park. Columbus Square shops, including Whole Foods and other national retailers, are nearby, while the Natural History Museum and the restaurants, supermarkets, and small businesses along Amsterdam Avenue add to the immediate surroundings.
The 1 train stops at 103rd Street and Broadway, about five minutes away. The B and C trains stop at 103rd Street and Central Park West, roughly seven minutes from the building, and at Cathedral Parkway and Central Park West near 110th Street. Leasing is handled through REZI, with online applications, digital lease signing, online payments, and self showings.
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.