A Beaux-Arts gem in the heart of the Upper West Side
The Manhasset, an iconic Beaux-Arts masterpiece, stands proudly on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. Completed in 1904, this 11-story condominium boasts 137 units, offering residents a blend of historic charm and modern living. The building's distinctive copper-trimmed French mansard roof and ornate facade make it one of the most visually striking structures in the neighborhood. With its prime location and timeless elegance, The Manhasset has been a coveted address for over a century, attracting those who appreciate the grandeur of pre-war architecture combined with contemporary comforts.
Spacious residences with pre-war elegance and modern touches
The Manhasset offers a variety of floor plans to suit different lifestyles, ranging from cozy one-bedroom units to expansive four-bedroom homes. One-bedroom apartments span from 668 to 750 square feet, some featuring a bathroom, with sale prices around $2,220,000. These units are perfect for those seeking a pied-à-terre or a compact city home.
Two-bedroom residences offer more space, measuring between 1,200 and 1,280 square feet. These homes come with up to one and a half bathrooms and are priced from $927,123 to $2,217,000. Many of these units boast corner locations, providing abundant natural light and cross-ventilation.
For those requiring more room, the four-bedroom units are truly impressive. At approximately 2,000 square feet with two bathrooms, these homes sell for around $2,140,000. These larger apartments often occupy entire corners of the building, offering panoramic views and multiple exposures.
Throughout The Manhasset, residents enjoy soaring ceilings ranging from 9'8" to an astounding 11 feet in select units. Many apartments feature original pre-war details such as hardwood floors, French doors, and elegant moldings. Kitchens in renovated units often include high-end appliances, quartz countertops, and marble backsplashes. Some homes have been updated with in-unit washer/dryers, a rarity in pre-war buildings.
Large windows are a hallmark of The Manhasset, with many units offering stunning views of the Hudson River, Riverside Park, or the Manhattan skyline. Some apartments on higher floors provide breathtaking vistas stretching from Straus Park to the Midtown skyline. The building's unique architecture allows for unusually spacious rooms and intelligent built-ins, creating homes that are both functional and aesthetically pleasing.
Classic services with modern conveniences
The Manhasset offers a blend of traditional services and contemporary amenities that cater to the needs of its residents. The building is serviced by a live-in superintendent, ensuring prompt attention to any maintenance issues. A team of porters maintains the cleanliness and upkeep of the common areas, preserving the building's historic charm.
Security is a top priority at The Manhasset, with an on-premises overnight security guard providing peace of mind for residents. The building has also been updated with a state-of-the-art video intercom system, allowing for seamless communication between residents and visitors.
For added convenience, The Manhasset features two elevators on each side of the building, ensuring efficient vertical transportation even during busy times. A laundry room is available for residents who prefer not to install in-unit washers and dryers. Bicycle enthusiasts will appreciate the two bike storage rooms, a valuable amenity in space-conscious Manhattan.
The Manhasset is a pet-friendly building, welcoming furry companions to be part of the community. This policy adds to the warm, residential feel of the property. The building has also been updated with modern infrastructure, including sub-metered electricity and both Spectrum and Fios internet options, allowing residents to choose their preferred service provider.
While The Manhasset may not offer some of the flashier amenities found in newer constructions, its focus on essential services and the preservation of its historic character creates a living experience that is both comfortable and authentic to its Upper West Side location.
A cultural haven in the heart of the Upper West Side
The Manhasset is situated in one of Manhattan's most beloved neighborhoods, the Upper West Side. Known for its tree-lined streets, historic architecture, and cultural institutions, this area offers a perfect blend of urban energy and residential tranquility.
Central Park, often referred to as the city's backyard, is just four blocks east of The Manhasset. This 843-acre urban oasis provides endless opportunities for recreation, relaxation, and cultural experiences. From leisurely strolls and picnics to concerts at the Great Lawn, Central Park is an integral part of Upper West Side living.
Even closer to home is Riverside Park, located at the west end of the block. This four-mile-long park along the Hudson River offers beautiful walking and biking paths, sports facilities, and stunning river views. The park's promenade is a favorite spot for joggers and dog walkers, while its various playgrounds make it a hit with families.
The neighborhood is a paradise for food lovers. Just a short walk from The Manhasset is the Garden of Eden Marketplace, a specialty grocer known for its excellent selection of baked goods, cheeses, and deli items. For those seeking a fine dining experience, The Milling Room, located about a mile and a half away, offers American cuisine with subtle Italian influences in a romantically lit setting.
Cultural attractions abound in the area. The American Museum of Natural History, one of the world's preeminent scientific and cultural institutions, is within walking distance. Music enthusiasts can enjoy performances at the nearby Beacon Theatre or Lincoln Center, home to the Metropolitan Opera and New York Philharmonic.
For families with children, the Upper West Side offers excellent educational options. P.S. 165 - Robert E. Simon, a well-regarded public elementary school, is less than a quarter mile from The Manhasset. The school has received positive ratings from both GreatSchools and Niche, making it an attractive option for families in the area.
Shopping options in the neighborhood range from high-end boutiques to popular chain stores. T.J. Maxx, offering brand-name apparel and housewares at discounted prices, is less than a mile away. For those seeking more upscale options, the shops of Columbus Avenue and Broadway are easily accessible.
The Upper West Side's unique blend of cultural richness, outdoor spaces, and urban conveniences makes it a highly desirable place to call home. Living at The Manhasset puts residents in the heart of this vibrant neighborhood, with all its offerings just steps away.
Effortless connectivity to Manhattan and beyond
The Manhasset's location offers residents excellent transportation options, making it easy to navigate both the immediate neighborhood and the greater New York City area. The building's prime Upper West Side location means that many destinations are within walking distance, but when longer trips are necessary, public transit is readily available.
For subway access, residents of The Manhasset are exceptionally well-served. The Cathedral Parkway-110th Street station, served by the 1 train, is just a minute's walk from the building. This line provides direct access to Times Square, the Financial District, and other key areas of Manhattan. For those needing to access the east side or other parts of the city, the Cathedral Parkway-110th Street station for the A, B, and C trains is about a 10-minute walk away, offering additional route options.
While not typically the primary mode of transportation for residents, several bus lines serve the area, providing additional flexibility for local travel. These buses can be particularly useful for crosstown trips or reaching areas not directly served by the subway.
For those traveling outside of the city, three major airports are within reach. LaGuardia Airport is the closest, approximately 8 miles away and typically accessible in about 20 minutes by car, traffic permitting. John F. Kennedy International Airport and Newark Liberty International Airport are both about a 30-minute drive, offering a wide range of domestic and international flight options.
Residents who prefer to travel by car will appreciate the proximity to major thoroughfares. The West Side Highway, accessible via Riverside Drive, provides a quick route up and down the west side of Manhattan.
Cyclists will find the neighborhood conducive to two-wheeled transportation, with bike lanes on many nearby streets and easy access to the riverside bike path in Riverside Park. This path extends for miles along the Hudson River, offering a scenic and car-free route for both commuting and leisure rides.
The Manhasset's location strikes an ideal balance, offering the serenity of a residential neighborhood while maintaining excellent connections to the rest of the city and beyond. Whether commuting to work, exploring the city, or embarking on longer journeys, residents have a multitude of convenient transportation options at their doorstep.
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Area Factors
Low Crime
Crime Score®
3/ 10
Very Bikeable
Bike Score®
83/ 100
Walker's Paradise
Walk Score®
99/ 100
Rider's Paradise
Transit Score®
100/ 100
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Parks in this Area
Central Park 4 Mile Loop
2 min walk
Straus Park
3 min walk
Trails
West 105th Street Dog Run
3 min walk
Booker T Washington Playground
6 min walk
Baseball/Softball
Basketball
Soccer
Julia Gabriel People's Garden
6 min walk
Trails
Frederick Douglass Playground
10 min walk
Picnic Area
Playground
Multi-Purpose Field
Riverside Park
10 min walk
Lafayette Square
12 min walk
West 104th Street Garden
13 min walk
Schools
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