955 Park Ave

A classic prewar cooperative constructed in 1915, this 13-story, white‑glove residence occupies a prime Upper East Side address. The limestone-and-brick façade and period proportions reflect early 20th‑century architecture; interiors within the building commonly preserve high ceilings, hardwood floors, crown moldings and formal entry galleries. Residences range from one-bedroom layouts to expansive four-bedroom and full‑floor homes, many featuring formal dining rooms, eat‑in kitchens or butler’s pantries, multiple bathrooms and abundant built‑in storage. Common areas emphasize concierge-level service with a 24‑hour doorman, live‑in resident manager/superintendent, bicycle storage and private basement storage rooms that transfer with certain apartments. The building provides modern conveniences integrated into prewar shells: in-unit washers/dryers appear in several listings, and many apartments have been renovated with high‑end appliances and updated mechanicals while retaining original millwork and moldings. Pet ownership is permitted under house rules; financing is typically allowed up to 50% in line with co‑op requirements. Located steps from Central Park, major museums, dining and transit, the building suits an Upper East Side lifestyle that balances formal entertaining spaces and practical urban living.