30 E 95Th St

A seven-story pre-war co-op on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, completed in 1911, that retains classic early-20th-century detailing while offering updated building systems and finishes. The property is a low-rise elevator building with a recently renovated lobby and a staffed live-in superintendent; common provisions include a laundry room, private storage (available for a fee), video intercom/security, and an elevator that serves all floors. Individual apartments are primarily studios and one-bedrooms featuring high ceilings (around 10 feet), crown moldings, recessed lighting, wide-plank hardwood floors, and large windows that frame tree-lined street and partial park views; some units include original brick, built-ins, and private balconies or compact outdoor spaces. Kitchens and baths in many residences have been modernized with contemporary appliances and stone or tiled finishes while preserving prewar character. The co-op governance is relatively liberal for Carnegie Hill: pied-à-terres, guarantors, co-purchasing and limited subletting are permitted under building rules, and financing up to 80% is commonly allowed. Pet policy permits cats but not dogs. Located between Fifth and Madison Avenues, the building sits one block from Central Park, close to Museum Mile, local dining, shopping, and transit (96th Street area trains and crosstown buses), supporting a quiet, walkable Upper East Side lifestyle.