The Morningside Condominiums is an 8-story, mid-block building at 306 West 116th Street in Harlem, completed in 2014. It features 14 apartments, attractive balconies, and amenities such as a roof deck, recreation room, and virtual doorman.
The Morningside Condominiums is an eight story, 14 unit condo at 306 West 116th Street in Harlem, dating to 2007. Designed by Karl Fischer, the mid-block building has a polished black granite base beneath a light brown metal façade, with projecting balconies at several levels and long terraces spanning much of the top two floors. The site was previously the subject of a 2006 scheme by Grzywinski Pons that proposed a white concrete aggregate façade formulated with titanium dioxide.
Many upper floor homes have balconies or terraces, while ground floor homes open to private gardens. The full floor penthouse occupies the seventh floor and is bracketed by north and south terraces. Apartments commonly have 9 foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, open living and kitchen areas, in-unit washer dryers, and individual heating and cooling.
The building has a virtual doorman, fitness and recreation rooms, a common roof deck, a bike room, resident storage and on-site parking. Pets are permitted, and a tax abatement runs through 2030.
The address is on West 116th Street between Frederick Douglass Boulevard and Manhattan Avenue. Morningside Park begins one block west, Central Park is six blocks south, and Frederick Douglass Boulevard’s restaurant corridor is at the eastern end of the block. The 116th Street station for the B and C trains is at Frederick Douglass Boulevard.
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