140 E 95Th St

A six-story prewar cooperative on a tree-lined Carnegie Hill brownstone block, completed in 1929 and hosting ten primarily studio residences. The building retains classic architectural details—high ceilings, plaster walls, traditional double-door entry and an elevator—while many units have been sympathetically renovated with modern kitchens and baths. Interiors commonly feature oak or herringbone hardwood floors with inlays, built-in shelving and extensive custom closets; some homes include corner exposures or private entrances. Shared facilities are modest but well-maintained and oriented toward low-key convenience: a landscaped, furnished roof deck with seating, central laundry, bicycle storage and private cellar storage cages. The lobby receives delivered packages, and the co-op’s pet policy allows at least one small dog per apartment with weight limits in some listings. Located between Park and Lexington Avenues, the property sits one block from the 6 train and a few blocks from Central Park, Museum Mile and the 92nd Street Y, placing it within easy reach of cultural institutions, parks, shops and medical centers. The building enforces primary-residence rules for some units and maintains a no-smoking policy, reflecting a residential, neighborhood-focused management approach.