95 Park Ter E

A six-story, 25-unit prewar cooperative constructed in 1925, this Art Deco midrise occupies a block-edge lot in northern Manhattan. The façade and common areas retain period detailing: a restored terrazzo lobby, arched entryways, and decorative moldings that set a formal tone. Units are overwhelmingly studio and one-bedroom in scale, many featuring sunken living rooms, entrance foyers, high ceilings, original wood floors, crown molding, built-in shelving and multiple closets. Kitchens are typically eat-in or windowed and range from original to fully renovated chef-style finishes in selective homes. Building services and shared spaces include a resident superintendent, elevator, central laundry, bike storage, private storage rooms, and a small courtyard. Exteriorly there are small private outdoor niches for some units and on-street parking nearby; no dedicated garage is listed. Pet rules vary by listing but cats are commonly accepted while dogs are often restricted. Heat and hot water are included in maintenance charges; occasional fuel assessments are noted. The property sits adjacent to large green spaces—Inwood Hill and Isham Parks—providing direct access to hiking, waterfront paths and recreational fields, with subway (A and 1 lines), Metro-North connections, neighborhood retail, weekly farmers’ market and hospital services within short walking distance.