150 W 95Th St

A classic prewar cooperative on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, this limestone- and brick-clad building dates to 1916 and rises ten stories with an intimate, boutique scale of roughly 30–40 residences. Architecturally it retains period character: high ceilings, detailed moldings, beamed ceilings in select units, original hardwood floors, and an ornate lobby with mosaic and stained-glass accents. Typical apartments are two-bedroom and convertible two-to-three-room layouts featuring formal dining rooms or eat-in kitchens, oversized windows, generous closets and built-in millwork; many homes have been tastefully renovated with modern kitchens and renovated baths while preserving prewar details. Common areas include a restored lobby, recently updated elevator, central laundry room, bicycle storage and private storage (subject to availability). Building services are practical and resident-oriented with a live-in superintendent and video security. Exterior amenities are modest but notable for an Upper West Side address: a planted and furnished roof deck and occasional private terraces on upper residences with expansive city views. The co-op maintains relatively low monthly maintenance, is pet-friendly in many units, and allows pied-a-terre use in certain cases. Location-wise the block is residential and tree-lined, a short walk to Central Park, Riverside Park, multiple subway lines (1/2/3 and B/C nearby), groceries including Whole Foods and Trader Joe’s, and a dense array of restaurants and shops that characterize the neighborhood lifestyle.