In 1897, Columbia University moved to Morningside Heights.  The years following that relocation brought exciting development, and a newfound residential grace to the area.  In 1909, to capitalize on the housing exuberance of the day, The Circle residences were designed to impress. With two Bedrooms, a Living Room with a Dining Area, a windowed, eat-in Kitchen and a windowed Bath, this soulful residence is an impressive, affordable treasure. Its hardwood floors, high ceilings, and Pre-War grace are comforting, and its layout allows for easy living. Sweetly situated in the quiet back of the building, this home is a prime choice for all the right reasons. Its address is still treasured as one of the area's most prized, and is famous for being one of NYC's oldest organized cooperatives - a well-run, pet friendly, Pre-WWI beauty with elevator and a stunning lobby boasting original marble-work and period stained glass. Right across the street from beautiful Morningside Park (with its terrific renovated playground), The Circle offers storage/bike/laundry rooms and a coveted Resident Manager.  Here is the home offering both convenience and character - a treasure indeed. (gifting, guarantors, and one party buying for another are generally welcome on a case-by-case basis with Board approval.)