THE HOME
Prewar character, exposed brick, and 9.5-foot ceilings set the tone in this distinctive convertible three-bedroom co-op in Morningside Heights, just moments from Columbia University. Thoughtfully updated while retaining the character that makes prewar New York apartments so appealing, this residence offers a comfortable, well-defined layout with rooms that feel purposeful and private.
The renovated eat-in kitchen is a standout, featuring new cabinetry, countertops, flooring, appliances, and a gas range, complemented by exposed brick that brings warmth and texture to the space. The separate living room provides a comfortable gathering space, while the traditional layout allows the kitchen, living area, and bedrooms to each maintain their own identity.
Two generously proportioned bedrooms offer windows and dedicated closets. A third, windowed room with its own closet easily functions as a third bedroom, home office, den, or flexible living space, giving the home versatility as your needs evolve. A renovated bathroom completes the residence.
The combination of 9.5-foot ceilings, exposed brick, prewar proportions, and thoughtful modern updates creates the kind of character that is increasingly difficult to find in a well-located Manhattan co-op.
THE BUILDING
The prewar elevator cooperative offers a welcoming, pet-friendly policy. Residents enjoy a laundry room, bike storage, and additional storage, while the building permits up to 80% financing for qualified buyers.
THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Located on the historic stretch of West 122nd Street known as Seminary Row, the home sits in the heart of Morningside Heights, a neighborhood defined by its beautiful prewar architecture, academic institutions, green spaces, and vibrant mix of cafés, restaurants, shops, and cultural destinations. Columbia University, Barnard College, Teachers College, Manhattan School of Music, Riverside Church, Grant's Tomb, and the surrounding parks are all part of the neighborhood's distinctive character.The location also places you close to both Morningside Park and Riverside Park, offering an appealing balance of city energy and access to green space. Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue provide everyday conveniences, from restaurants and cafés to shops and neighborhood services.
EASY ACCESS TO TRANSPORTATION
Getting around the city is remarkably convenient. The 1 train is accessible at both 116th Street-Columbia University and 125th Street, while the A, B, C, and D trains are available at 125th Street. Multiple bus routes also serve the surrounding neighborhood, making this an especially convenient location for Columbia students, faculty, medical professionals, commuters, and anyone who wants easy access to the rest of Manhattan.For buyers searching for a three-bedroom co-op in Morningside Heights, a prewar apartment near Columbia University, or a home that combines architectural character with meaningful modern updates, this residence offers a rare combination of flexibility, location, and New York charm.Come experience the exposed brick, high ceilings, gracious proportions, and flexible three-bedroom layout in person.