New to the market! Move right into this condominium apartment at 63 West 107th Street in Manhattan Valley, at the nexus of the Upper West Side, Morningside Heights and South Harlem. This apartment features hardwood floors, high ceilings (approximately 9.5 feet), and a split bedroom layout. The separate windowed kitchen has granite countertops, wide sink, and full-sized stainless-steel appliances including a gas range, dishwasher and microwave. There is a washer-dryer combo unit as well and the apartment is wired for high-speed internet and cable TV.

This pet-friendly condominium is a pre-war building that was converted in 2007 and features a renovated lobby.    There is a bicycle storage room.

The primary bedroom in the rear of the apartment comfortably fits a queen bed and the smaller bedroom can accommodate a single bed or sofa bed and is perfect for a home office and/or guest room. What this first-floor apartment lacks in views, it offers peace and quiet along with unlimited outdoor recreation with nearly 900 acres in park land with Central Park one block away and Morningside Park three blocks to the north. You will also enjoy the charming homes of the quaint Manhattan Avenue Historic district between 104th and 106th Streets and the community garden right on the same block.

The Manhattan Valley neighborhood has an amazing variety of amenities including the nearby Columbus Square shopping center (97th-100th Streets) with Whole Foods, pharmacy and various retail stores. Columbia University and six other colleges are nearby, and the commercial thoroughfares of Columbus Avenue, Amsterdam Avenue and Broadway offer a multitude of restaurants, food shopping and coffee shops.   Check out Osteria 106, Claire's Kitchen Café, Saigette, Verdello, Kikoo Sushi and Taqueria Columbus.

Going north from 110th Street Frederick Douglass Boulevard in South Harlem has one of Manhattan's premiere restaurant rows with a wide range of cuisines and live music venues. Everything you are looking for in a community is here: Excellent public transportation via the B, C and #1 subways; buses to the east side and downtown and an all-year round Saturday farmer's market 3 blocks away on 110th Street and Manhattan Avenue.  Several of the photos have been virtually staged.