This sun filled, quiet and bright turn of the century Classic 7 prewar home resides at 241 West 108th Street, an Art Nouveau cooperative building, completed in 1911 and designed by the famed architects George and Edward Blum. Located in a highly desirable UWS neighborhood, features of this spacious home include a south facing LR with French doors, open city views, & wainscoting, a large paneled formal dining room with coffered ceilings, French doors, butler's pantry door & crown molding shelving, and a windowed kitchen with separate pantry and stainless Fisher Paykel, Bosch & Samsung appliances. Adjacent to the kitchen is a separate home office with built-in shelves, a washer dryer hook-up, and a windowed full bath. The bedroom wing offers 3 bedrooms (one currently open to the LR), a windowed hall bath, solid oak strip flooring (master bedroom has oak parquet floors). Oak parquet floors with a double cherry and maple wood border trim in all main rooms, 9'9" ceiling height, intact prewar details everywhere, and S, N & E exposures completes this fantastic prewar home! BLD: PT doorman (4pm-12am every day),  video intercom, resident superintendent, bin storage, bike room, laundry room, landscaped and furnished roof garden with individual planters, pets allowed. Ideal WS location, near Riverside and Central Parks, St John the Divine, Whole Foods, West Side Market and Garden of Eden, near Columbia University, shopping, restaurants, and transportation.