1361 Madison Ave

A landmarked Beaux-Arts cooperative on Madison Avenue, built in 1903 and rising seven stories with a modest number of residences. The masonry façade and prewar proportions reflect early 20th-century design by Harry B. Mulligan; interiors commonly retain crown moldings, decorative fireplaces, high ceilings and hardwood floors. The building houses a mix of one- and three-bedroom layouts, including classic formal six- and seven-room homes with generous foyers, separate dining rooms and staff/office rooms reimagined for modern use. Common areas include a grand, marble-accented lobby, full-time doorman, live-in superintendent, elevator access, central laundry and bicycle storage; private storage lockers are also available. The co-op board permits pets, allows up to 75% financing, and considers pied-a-terre and washer/dryer installations on a case-by-case basis. Located in Carnegie Hill one block from Central Park and Museum Mile, the building fronts tree-lined Madison Avenue within walking distance of cultural institutions, boutiques, and transit. Overall it combines preserved architectural detail and large, flexible prewar layouts with full-service building operations suited to an upscale Upper East Side lifestyle.