114 E 84Th St

Constructed in 1915, this intimate nine-story prewar cooperative on the Upper East Side contains a small collection of gracious three-bedroom homes across 18 units. The limestone-and-brick façade and traditional setbacks reflect early 20th-century townhouse-scale apartment design; interiors typically feature high ceilings, hardwood floors, crown moldings, beamed details and original millwork. Residences are arranged with formal layouts—separate living and dining rooms, eat-in kitchens, maid’s/den rooms and sizable foyers—many retaining wood-burning fireplaces, windowed baths and abundant built-in storage. The building operates as a full-service coop with 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, passenger elevators and on-site laundry; common amenities include a landscaped roof terrace, fitness room, bicycle storage and individual basement storage bins. Practical conveniences—washer/dryer permitted in-unit, through-wall AC or vented laundry in many units—pair with prewar proportions. Pet-friendly policies, permitted financing up to 75%, and a modest flip tax are part of the house rules. Located two to three blocks from Park Avenue and within walking distance of Central Park, Museum Mile and multiple subway lines, the building sits in a residential neighborhood dense with restaurants, markets and schools.