Building: 166 East 96th Street

This limestone and brick prewar cooperative was designed by the architect Howard Stokes Patterson and built in 1927-28 by R.H. Howes Construction Company. The building is known for it’s Art Deco design and elegant casement windows that have beautiful views of Manhattan. The building converted from a rental to the 166 East 96th Street Owners Corporation in 1980. There is a part-time doorman from 8am to 12pm and a live-in resident manager. The building has cage storage, laundry room, common garden, bike room and pets are allowed as is 80% financing. Located on the south side of the street between Lexington Avenue and Third Avenue adjacent to the Seabury Playground at P.S. 198 this coop is in the convenient to transportation and the lovely Carnegie Hill neighborhood replete with charming boutiques, cultural institutions, schools, hospitals and restaurants.

64 units, 16 floors plus a penthouse
Lines:
A & B 4.5 rooms – 2 Beds, 2 Baths
C & D 3.5 rooms – 1 Bed, 1 Bath

Building Description Provided by Holly Hunt