140 E 95Th St

A six-story prewar cooperative on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, this 1929-built walk-up/elevator townhouse-style block contains primarily studios and small one-bedroom layouts. The masonry façade and traditional entry reflect period detailing; interiors commonly feature high ceilings, hardwood floors with inlay, original moldings, transom-topped doors, and generous windows that look out onto a tree-lined Carnegie Hill brownstone street. Typical unit plans include separate dining alcoves or compact galley kitchens, windowed baths, and built-in shelving or custom closet conversions that maximize storage in modest footprints. Shared spaces are intimate and residential in scale: a landscaped and furnished roof deck with city and townhouse views, bicycle storage room, central laundry, and private basement storage cages. The building operates as a co-op with primary-residence occupancy rules, a no-smoking policy, and a pet-friendly stance (small/weight-restricted dogs commonly allowed). Its block-level setting places it steps from Central Park, Museum Mile, the 92nd Street Y, and nearby subway service, combining a quiet, historic streetscape with close access to cultural and transit amenities.