55 W 95Th St

A nine-story prewar cooperative on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, completed in 1912, composed of two- to four-bedroom residences that blend original period detailing with modern renovations. The façade and massing are classically proportioned for the era, and public entrances lead to a staffed lobby with a full-time attendant and live-in superintendent. Interiors typically feature high ceilings, hardwood floors, crown moldings, generous foyers, separate formal dining rooms, eat-in or galley kitchens with pantries, extensive built-in storage and many windowed rooms that maximize natural light. Several homes have been fully renovated with contemporary kitchens and baths while retaining prewar elements such as moldings and stained-glass accents. Shared resources include a furnished roof deck, planted garden and private outdoor spaces for select units, a laundry room, bike and storage rooms, and optional private outdoor terraces over 60 square feet. Building operations permit owners to keep pets and allow washers/dryers in-unit; co-op policies accommodate pied-a-terre ownership, guarantors, case-by-case parent purchases and up to 80% financing in many instances. The property sits on a leafy, Central Park–adjacent block with immediate access to multiple subway lines, neighborhood grocery options, restaurants and green space, supporting both serene residential living and convenient urban connectivity.