Just at the doorstep of the legendary and storied Central Park, you'll find 4 W 105th Street. A six floor, thirty-five unit residential co-op on Manhattans Upper West Side made up of primary studio and 1 bedroom homes. The elegant pre-war residence was built by renowned New York architect George F. Pelham and is Neo-Renaissance in style.

The must see 3-room studio on the top floor is silent, features five windows, floods with natural light throughout the day, and is the only unit in the building which has been meticulously gut renovated down to the studs including white stone flooring in every room, and thoughtful overhead lighting. Every inch touched with a modern brush making this home beyond compare and a must see for those who qualify.

The kitchen is brilliant white and features a Bertazzoni integrated refrigerator and a Fisher Paykel built-in drawer dishwasher.

The extra-spacious bathroom/dressing room has a full storage closet, a beautifully designed shower, high-end fixtures, and a modern heating lamp. Both the kitchen and bathroom are full of additional surprises which are sure to thrill even the most discerning.

The unit seamlessly integrates a video intercom system for added security. This impressive building has a stylish lobby, an elevator, a laundry facility, a common patio, and employs a part-time super.

This home offers residents unparalleled access to the world-famous Central Park. An urban oasis created by American landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted with the first section opening in 1858. Take in the view as you step out of your lobby and into the enchanting and fabled park. Easily the most recognizable city park in the world, Central Park spans more than 840 acres (340 hectares) and provides a vast array of recreational opportunities including walking, jogging, and biking paths, sports fields, boating, and skating. It also features numerous playgrounds, grassy knolls, and gardens, making it a beloved destination for both relaxation and activity. Its winding paths, tranquil lakes, and lush landscapes provide a daily escape into nature, enhancing the quality of life for those who reside at this coveted address.

The Upper West Side, a neighborhood found between Riverside and Central Parks, is an affluent, primarily residential area. It is New York City's cultural and intellectual hub. The area is considered to be among New York City's wealthiest neighborhoods.

The UWS has been featured in many films and television shows featuring its beautiful architecture, diverse community, and rich cultural life. It is widely known for the city's best-loved educational and cultural institutions including the American Museum of Natural History and the notable Lincoln Center with its twelve Performing Arts Center. The UWS is also a destination for fine dining, with well-known restaurants like Per Se and Jean Georges.

A low-key night out is the choice when dining or meeting up