125 E 84Th St

A nine-story prewar cooperative constructed in 1927, this Upper East Side boutique building contains roughly forty residence units that emphasize classic apartment configurations such as studios and one-bedrooms alongside larger multi-room homes. The exterior presents traditional masonry and period proportions typical of late‑1920s Manhattan residential blocks. Interiors across the building retain prewar hallmarks: beamed and high ceilings, herringbone and hardwood floors, decorative fireplaces, moldings, and generously scaled windows that provide multiple exposures in many units. Common areas include a planted roof deck, a staffed 24-hour doorman and concierge desk, a live‑in superintendent, bicycle storage, transferable private storage bins, and a central laundry room. Some apartments were originally configured with maid’s rooms and pantries and many retain formal dining rooms, foyers, and separate service entries; several units have been updated with modern kitchens, in‑unit washer/dryers, and through‑wall or split AC systems. The cooperative is pet-friendly, allows pied-a-terre ownership and limited financing (typically up to 50%), and applies a customary flip tax paid by the purchaser. Located between Park and Lexington Avenues near Central Park, the building offers immediate access to museums, restaurants, boutiques, and multiple subway lines, supporting both full-time city living and professional/office conversion opportunities on select floors.