7 W 92Nd St

Built in 1902, this seven-story prewar co-op known as The Raleigh is a landmark-scale walk-up turned elevator building on the Upper West Side, three doors from Central Park West. The property presents traditional masonry architecture with high ceilings (approximately 9.5 feet), bay windows and period details such as moldings, wainscoting and exposed brick; many apartments retain decorative fireplaces and original wood floors. Floors accommodate mostly one-bedroom configurations but listings show flexible three-room to three-bedroom layouts that can be reconfigured. Common building features include an elevator, a full-time live‑in superintendent, a recently renovated lobby and generally low monthly maintenance supported by stable HDFC finances. Individual units commonly offer entrance foyers, dining areas, kitchen islands or eat-in kitchens, double vanities, built‑in storage and permission for in-unit washers and dryers with board approval. The co-op enforces income eligibility limits and requires owner-occupancy; it also levies a flip tax on resale. There are no on-site exterior amenities beyond the immediate streetscape; the location provides unmatched walkability with steps to Central Park, nearby playgrounds, tennis courts, Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, cafes, restaurants and multiple subway lines (1/2/3 and B/C), reinforcing a residential, park-oriented Upper West Side lifestyle.