Architecture firm Janes & Leo is best known for its Upper West Side buildings like The Dorilton, The Manhasset, and The Alimar. But amidst these grand-scale projects, some of which have been designated New York City Landmarks, their portfolio included smaller-scale buildings like the one at 324 West 108th Street. More than 100 years after it was completed, developer Trevive Global has transformed the interiors into condos with clean lines, abundant light, and high-end features.
Gerard Smith of Douglas Elliman is marketing the units, which comprise a one-bedroom, seven two-bedrooms, and two three-bedrooms. Five of the two-bedrooms offer private outdoor space, and prices start at $2.25 million. The one-bedroom is on the ground floor and offers its own private entrance; it is listed for $1,399,500. Both three-bedrooms have large private terraces and include the penthouse addition, but these have not yet come on the market.
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Owing to 324 West 108th Street’s address in the Riverside Drive-West End Avenue Historic District Extension II, the project could not go forward without Landmarks’ blessing. However, in September 2015, Landmarks unanimously approved changes like an ADA-compliant front door, rear yard and rooftop additions, and alterations to the western service door, finding that these would all be in keeping with the historic district.
Amidst the conversion, the Renaissance Revival-style facade has been beautifully restored to its former glory. It has also been underscored by high-tech features like Ring video doorbells in every residence, WiFi-connected common spaces, prewiring for Verizon Fios, and a state-of-the-art video intercom system by Swiftlane that enables virtual doorman service and building access using facial recognition, mobile and voice unlock, video intercom, visitor PINs, and key card entry.
Amidst the conversion, the Renaissance Revival-style facade has been beautifully restored to its former glory. It has also been underscored by high-tech features like Ring video doorbells in every residence, WiFi-connected common spaces, prewiring for Verizon Fios, and a state-of-the-art video intercom system by Swiftlane that enables virtual doorman service and building access using facial recognition, mobile and voice unlock, video intercom, visitor PINs, and key card entry.
Boutique-scale buildings naturally cultivate a stronger sense of community than high-rises, but 324 West 108th Street takes that to a new level with event programming provided by a residential manager. Additional conveniences include a boutique fitness studio, a commercial-grade laundry room with pet grooming station, and indoor and outdoor amenity space.
Not only does 324 West 108th Street’s address put it amidst beautiful Upper West Side architecture, but it is also well situated near Riverside Park, the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, Columbia University, and popular Morningside Heights restaurants. It is in close proximity to the Cathedral Parkway 1 train and multiple bus routes.
Not only does 324 West 108th Street’s address put it amidst beautiful Upper West Side architecture, but it is also well situated near Riverside Park, the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, Columbia University, and popular Morningside Heights restaurants. It is in close proximity to the Cathedral Parkway 1 train and multiple bus routes.
↓ All units feature ceilings up to 11 feet high, triple-glazed windows, wide-plank engineered hardwood floors, and separate laundry rooms.
↓ South-facing residences have floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the common garden.
↓ Seven of the 10 units include private outdoor space.
↓ The penthouse addition opens up to a 662-square-foot private terrace.
↓ Custom Poggenpohl kitchens come outfitted with black Dekton countertops and panel-integrated Miele appliances.
↓ Primary baths feature heated floors, Robern double cartesian vanities, glass-enclosed walk-in showers, mirrored medicine cabinets, and charcoal gray micro cement finishes throughout.
↓ Residents arrive to an art-gallery style lobby with seating and a secure package room.
↓ Each residence receives free deeded storage and bike storage.
↓ The residents’ lounge is outfitted with Roche Bobois furniture, open Poggenpohl warming kitchen, and breakfast bar.
↓ The lounge offers access to a beautifully landscaped rear garden with pavers and planters.
↓ A 1,500-square-foot roof deck looks out on 360-degree Hudson River views.
↓ The one-bedroom has a private entrance and is listed for $1,399,500.
↓ Two-bedrooms start at $2,250,000.
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