4 E 95Th St

A low-rise prewar cooperative erected in the early 1920s, this ten-story, boutique building reflects Georgian-inspired masonry with limestone and terra-cotta ornamentation and a mansard roof with copper dormers. Composed of roughly twenty residences, layouts skew toward multi-room apartments—classic two- and three-bedroom plans with formal dining rooms, entrance foyers, and eat-in kitchens—many retaining original moldings, beamed or high ceilings, hardwood floors and working wood-burning fireplaces. Common areas and services are full-service in scale: a staffed lobby, live-in superintendent, doorman coverage, central laundry, bike room and a private storage bin allocated to each unit. Exterior features emphasize a townhouse-lined, Carnegie Hill setting with private small outdoor terraces or Juliet balcony-sized spaces and views over gardened townhouses and nearby mansions. Mechanical comforts are a mix of original systems and modernized kitchen appliances; washer/dryer installations are commonly accommodated within pantries or with board approval. The building permits pets, allows partial financing within established limits, charges a modest transfer/flip fee, and positions residents steps from Central Park, Museum Mile institutions, neighborhood schools, and neighborhood shops and restaurants.