7 W 96Th St

7 West 96th Street is an 18-story, 23-unit prewar cooperative completed in 1931 and designed in Art Deco style by noted period architects. The masonry façade and restored Art Deco lobby establish a classic Upper West Side presence directly opposite Central Park, while the building’s modest scale preserves a residential, neighborhood feel. Units range from one-bedroom layouts to large four-bedroom classic sixes and multi-room combinations, many retaining original details such as beamed and high ceilings, hardwood floors, decorative fireplaces, arched moldings, and generous window counts that provide abundant natural light and park or skyline views. Common areas emphasize both service and outdoor communal space: a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, central laundry, private storage rooms, bike room, and a planted roof deck with panoramic park and city vistas. Apartments often include eat-in kitchens or separate dining rooms, pantries, walk-in closets, and the potential for in-unit washer/dryer installations where permitted. The building is pet-friendly, allows up to 75% financing in many cases, and considers pied-a-terre or subletting on a discretionary basis. Streetside access connects residents immediately to the B/C lines and nearby 1/2/3 services, neighborhood groceries, restaurants, and cultural destinations on the Upper West Side.