4 E 95Th St

Built in the early 1920s, this intimate 10-story cooperative on East 95th Street embodies Carnegie Hill’s prewar Georgian character. The brick façade is enlivened with limestone and terra-cotta ornamentation, a mansard roof with copper dormers, and a distinguished limestone entrance balustrade. Comprising roughly 39 residences, the building’s apartment types historically include roomy two-bedroom and classic six-room layouts with high beamed ceilings, original moldings, hardwood floors, and multiple oversized windows that favor southern exposures and townhouse garden views. Interiors often feature formal foyers, separate dining rooms, eat-in kitchens with pantry space, and fireplaces; many units have been modernized with marble counters and high-end appliances while retaining architectural details. Common areas and services reflect full-service co-op living: 24-hour doormen, a live‑in superintendent, central laundry facilities, bike storage and a storage bin allocated to each apartment. The small scale fosters a quiet, residential atmosphere with a concierge-style staff presence. Practical building policies include pet allowances (up to moderate weight limits), 50% financing permissions, and a modest flip tax. Located a block off Fifth Avenue, the property sits steps from Central Park, Museum Mile institutions, neighborhood schools, shops and restaurants, offering classic Upper East Side lifestyle and immediate access to park paths and cultural amenities.