55 W 95Th St

A nine-story prewar cooperative on the Upper West Side, completed in 1912, housing roughly two dozen residences configured mainly as two-, three- and four-bedroom homes. The masonry façade and period proportions reflect early-20th-century design by Neville & Bagge; interiors retain original details such as high ceilings, crown moldings, beamed ceilings in some units, inlaid or hardwood floors and generous foyer and dining spaces. Apartment layouts emphasize formal living and separate dining areas, windowed kitchens (many renovated), abundant closets and ceiling heights that create an airy feeling. The building operates as a full-service doorman cooperative with a live-in superintendent and 24-hour lobby attendants. Shared amenities include a furnished roof deck with park views, laundry room, bike room, common storage and a residents’/community room. On-site staff handling and a long-established management culture support conveniences like package handling and maintenance responsiveness. The property sits half a block from Central Park on a tree-lined block between Columbus Avenue and Central Park West, placing grocers, restaurants, transit (B/C and 1/2/3 lines) and cultural institutions within easy walking distance. Pets, in-unit washer/dryers and subletting/pieds-à-terre are permitted per house rules; financing programs and storage rentals are available.