203 West 109th Street is a five story pre war rental building completed in 1910, with 16 apartments on a tree lined block between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue in Manhattan Valley. Its character is defined less by shared amenities than by updated apartment layouts, including one, two, and three bedroom homes, as well as a two bedroom, two bath configuration and a two bedroom with a home office.
Many apartments have been renovated with open concept kitchen and dining areas, stainless steel appliances, dishwashers, and in unit washers and dryers. The available homes are described as spacious and light filled, with some featuring hardwood floors, high ceilings, or private outdoor space. Pet friendly policies and no broker fee offerings have also been associated with the rental apartments.
The building sits between Central Park and Morningside Park, with Columbia University and the American Museum of Natural History nearby. West Side Market and Whole Foods are about a block away, while the surrounding streets include cafes, restaurants, and neighborhood shops. The location places the building in the quieter western portion of Manhattan Valley, close to the cultural institutions and open spaces of the Upper West Side.
The 1 train stops at Cathedral Parkway 110th Street and at 103rd Street and Broadway, while the B and C trains stop at Cathedral Parkway 110th Street. Apartments have been offered with concessions such as free months on qualifying leases, so rental terms may vary by availability.
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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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