203 West 107th Street is a nine story pre-war rental building completed in 1911 on the Broadway Corridor. Its 28 apartments are divided among four free market, 21 rent stabilized, and three rent controlled units, with most of the apartments arranged as five room layouts and averaging approximately 1,040 square feet.
The 50 foot wide building has well maintained common areas and exterior spaces, along with individually metered gas and electric service. Recent work includes a new roof, parapets, upgraded electrical service, a new elevator cab, and renovations to the free market apartments; the basement super's unit is also being renovated.
Many apartments have hardwood floors, recessed lighting, and strong natural light, while renovated kitchens commonly pair marble finishes with stainless steel appliances and generous counter space. The layouts range from three room to five room apartments, giving the building a predominance of larger residences rather than compact studios or one bedroom units.
203 West 107th Street is close to Riverside Park and Central Park, with the Nicholas Roerich Museum, West Side Market, restaurants, and shops nearby. The surrounding Broadway Corridor provides access to the 1, 3, A, C, and E train lines, though the supplied information does not identify a specific station.
at Frederick Douglass Blvd and Cathedral Pkwy 0.40 miles
Managed by CoSo Apartments
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.