Building: 19 East 95th Street

This charming Renaissance Revival limestone and beige brick row house at 17-19 East 95th Street (2 separate entrances) is situated on a beautiful, tree-lined, park block between Fifth & Madison Avenues. It was designed by the renowned firm of Neville & Bagge for the builder James Kilpatrick. Built in 1898-9 with 13 units on 6 floors in the original configuration. There has been one combination so far, a duplex.

The ceilings are a tall 9’8” and most apartments have fireplaces that can be converted to working. Washer/dryers are permitted with board approval. The basement also has a laundry room in addition to storage which includes bicycle and bins (5’ x 9’+). Other amenities include a common courtyard. This cooperative is owned by the 17-19 East 95th Street Tenants Corporation.75% financing is permitted and pets are allowed.

This quiet south-facing co-op is near Carnegie Hill’s Historic District and includes some of the best shops and restaurants the neighborhood has to offer, and it’s right off Central Park!

Building Description Provided by Holly Hunt