15 W 84Th St

An 11-story, postwar cooperative on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, completed in 1947 and designed with restrained prewar detailing by Horace Ginsbern. The property is organized primarily as studio and multi-room co-op units ranging from compact studios to expansive multi-bedroom homes; many residences retain high ceilings, beamed or decorative details, restored hardwood or parquet floors, large casement windows, and generous closet storage. Typical interiors emphasize formal entry foyers, separate dining areas or eat-in kitchens, pantries, walk-in closets, and classic finishes such as chandeliers and formal moldings; some apartments include terraces or private outdoor spaces. The building is full-service with a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, attended lobby and porter services, central laundry and a state-of-the-art basement laundry room; bicycle storage and private storage cages are provided and often conveyed with sale. Pet policies are relatively flexible (generally permitting up to one dog and two cats, with some variations and board approval requirements), and in-unit washer/dryer installations are allowed in many cases with approval. Located on a tree-lined park block steps from Central Park, residents benefit from immediate access to cultural institutions (Museums, Lincoln Center), neighborhood grocers and eateries, major subway lines, crosstown buses and a Citi Bike station, creating a classic Upper West Side lifestyle blending quiet residential streets with rich urban amenities.