103 E 84Th St

Located just off Park Avenue on East 84th Street, this intimate prewar cooperative was completed in 1917 by Emery Roth & Sons. The ten-story building contains fewer than two dozen residences, mostly two- and three-bedroom layouts, and preserves classic prewar details such as high ceilings, beamed or coffered ceilings, oversized windows and hardwood herringbone floors. Interiors typically include formal entry galleries, separate dining rooms, walk-in closets, and provisions for pantry or staff-room uses; many apartments have been modernized with renovated kitchens and bathrooms while retaining original moldings and millwork. Common areas reflect full-service white-glove operation: a staffed 24-hour doorman/concierge, a live-in superintendent, central laundry and bicycle storage, plus private storage units assigned to apartments. Exterior features vary by unit and include small private outdoor spaces or balconies; penthouses offer larger terraces and dramatic city views. Building policies are buyer-focused for a co-op: pied-a-terres are permitted, pets allowed, in‑unit washers/dryers are frequently approved, and financing typically allows up to 50% down; a standard buyer-paid flip tax applies. The boutique scale—generally three apartments per floor—combined with full-service staffing and proximity to Central Park, Museum Mile and Madison Avenue retail creates a quietly refined Upper East Side residence.