1326 Madison Ave

A seven-story prewar cooperative built in 1900 by architects Neville & Bagge, this Madison Avenue residence sits within the Carnegie Hill Historic District one block from Central Park and Museum Mile. The 40-unit elevator building was converted in 1980 and retains period details such as high 9–10 foot ceilings, oversized windows, decorative moldings, wainscoting, and hardwood floors alongside renovated kitchens and bathrooms in many units. Apartment configurations range from one- and two-bedroom homes up to larger three-bedroom and combined units, some incorporating dens, formal dining rooms, and built-in storage. On-site conveniences include a live-in superintendent, laundry room, bike room, and individual storage cages; the co-op permits pets and offers up to 75% financing with pied-à-terre and subletting considered case by case. The building’s Madison Avenue address places residents amid tree-lined streets, upscale retail and restaurants, and immediate access to bus routes and the 4/5/6 subway lines, creating a quiet, classic Upper East Side living experience with practical building services and modest communal amenities.