$850,000

Perched high above the Upper West Side, Residence 14D is a beautifully gut-renovated two-bedroom home with open views and glimpses of Central Park—all just one block from the park itself. The home’s airy living and dining room enjoys open southern views and connects naturally to the renovated kitchen, creating an inviting setting for quiet mornings, relaxed dinners, and easy entertaining. Crisp finishes and modern conveniences are balanced by the warmth of hardwood floors and classic prewar details, including beamed ceilings and transoms. Both bedrooms are generously proportioned and face north. The primary bedroom is a serene corner retreat with southern and eastern exposures, wonderful natural light, and views toward Central Park. The second bedroom offers ample room for sleeping, working, or both. A fully renovated bathroom and excellent closet space complete this thoughtfully designed, move-in-ready home. Living at 50 West 106th Street places Central Park at the center of daily life. Explore the winding paths, streams, and waterfalls of the North Woods, spend an afternoon on the Great Hill, or enjoy seasonal swimming and ice skating at the Davis Center. Morningside Park and its year-round Saturday greenmarket are also nearby, while the neighborhood’s cafés, restaurants, and community gardens lend the area an easygoing, connected feel. Everyday shopping is close at hand at Columbus Square, home to Whole Foods, Target, HomeGoods, Sephora, and TJ Maxx. Transportation options include the B and C trains at 103rd Street, the 1 train on Broadway, and convenient M3, M4, M7, M11, and M106 bus service. 50 West 106th Street is a pet-friendly prewar elevator HDFC cooperative with a part-time doorman from 3:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. daily, a resident superintendent, common laundry, bicycle storage, and a service elevator Financing of up to 80% is permitted, and subletting is allowed after two years with board approval. Pied-à-terres, co-purchases with non-resident shareholders, and parents purchasing for adult children are not permitted. Maximum allowable household income is $375,006 for households with one or two dependents and $437,549 for households with three or more dependents.