315 West 106th Street - Upper West Side
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Built in 1925 and designed by renowned architect Rosario Candela, 315 West 106th Street is a 15 story co-op that exemplifies prewar elegance on one of the Upper West Side's most coveted blocks. Originally containing 46 apartments, the building now houses 52 units after some larger apartments were subdivided. The building showcases classic Candela design elements including a two story stone base, arched entrance surround, decorative balconies on the seventh and tenth floors, and a substantial cornice.
This full service building has a 24 hour doorman, a live-in resident manager, bike storage, laundry facilities, and personal storage. A highlight is the newly constructed landscaped rooftop deck, providing breathtaking Hudson River views. The building permits 75% financing, is pet friendly, and allows central air conditioning with board approval.
Apartments feature the spacious, gracious layouts Candela is famous for, with many units offering stunning westward Hudson River views and southern exposures overlooking historic Beaux Arts mansions. Common features include high ceilings, formal dining rooms and maid's rooms that often serve as offices or fourth bedrooms. The building's intimate scale of just three apartments per floor enhances its exclusivity.
Located on a tranquil stretch between West End Avenue and Riverside Drive's service road, the building sits steps from Riverside Park and offers convenient access to Columbia University, excellent shopping along Broadway, and multiple subway lines. The surrounding neighborhood provides abundant dining and shopping options, making this Candela masterpiece an ideal Upper West Side residence.
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