41 W 96Th St

A 15-story, Emery Roth–designed prewar cooperative built in 1926, this boutique red-brick building contains 21 residences, mostly one- and two-bedroom layouts arranged on a low-density plan with four apartments per floor. Exterior details include a distinguished parapet and wrought-iron accents that complement the tree-lined park block setting between Central Park West and Columbus Avenue. Interiors emphasize classic prewar elements: high beamed ceilings, crown moldings, original hardwood floors, gracious entry foyers, separate formal dining rooms, built-in shelving and period chandeliers. Many units feature large windows, walk-in closets, windowed kitchens with eat-in space or islands, granite counters and pantry storage; several apartments have private outdoor terraces under 60 square feet. Building services and resident conveniences are full-service in scale for a boutique co-op: a staffed doorman, live-in superintendent, central laundry, individual storage bins, bike room, on-site maintenance/handyman, and communal courtyard space used for recreation. The co-op is pet-friendly and permits washer/dryers in select units. Located a half-block from Central Park, the property sits within a dense Upper West Side neighborhood of grocery, retail, cultural venues, and multiple subway lines, offering a quiet, residential lifestyle with immediate park access and strong street presence.