Archives: Buildings
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957 Lexington Avenue
Designed by Rouse & Goldstone in 1924, this elegant 12-story building at Lexington Avenue between 69th and 70th Streets has 27 classic prewar apartments with high ceilings, fireplaces, wood floors, and moldings. It offers a 24-hour doorman, elevator operator, and live-in resident manager.
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965 Fifth Avenue
Built in 1938, 965 Fifth Avenue is a full-service co-op with a full-time doorman and attentive resident manager. Amenities include a fitness center, storage bins, and bike storage. Located at Fifth Avenue and 78th Street in the Upper East Side historic district, it’s steps from the Met, Guggenheim, and Central Park. Pets are allowed and…
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131 East 69th Street
131 East 69th Street is an 11-story co-op building in New York City, built in 1924, with 25 units.
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1192 Park Avenue
1192 Park Avenue is a grand 15-story pre-war co-op in Carnegie Hill, designed by Rosario Candela. It features 75 apartments with elegant entrances, spacious living rooms, and fireplaces. Located near the Guggenheim, Mount Sinai, top schools, and restaurants, it offers a full-time doorman, gym, and is pet friendly.
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1125 Fifth Avenue
1125 Fifth Avenue is a 14-story co-op building in New York, built in 1925, with 19 units.
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953 Fifth Avenue
953 Fifth Avenue is a 14-story co-op on the Upper East Side, built in 1925 and converted in 1944. It has 7 units, a full-time doorman, common storage, laundry room, and is pet friendly. Nearby transit includes the 4, 5, 6, Q, B, and C trains.
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920 Fifth Avenue
920 Fifth Avenue is a stunning pre-war limestone building between 72nd and 73rd Streets, designed by famed architect J.E.R. Carpenter, who once lived there alongside Gloria Swanson. Built in 1922 in Italian palazzo style, it has 14 floors and 26 apartments. Amenities include a fitness room, rooftop deck, and private storage. The building is pet…
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925 Park Avenue
925 Park Avenue, built in 1907 by Delano and Aldrich, is a historic cooperative with a striking limestone façade. Its three-story base features large limestone blocks, while upper floors showcase smaller antique-style limestone bricks and distinctive brickwork above the windows. Art deco arches crown many lower-floor windows, adding elegance. The ground floor houses several offices…
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927 Fifth Avenue
927 Fifth Avenue is an elegant prewar cooperative between East 73rd and 74th Streets. Designed by Warren & Wetmore in Renaissance Revival style and built in 1917, this limestone-clad building features just 12 residences—one apartment per floor—offering exclusive, intimate living.
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930 Park Avenue
930 Park Avenue is a landmarked Renaissance Revival cooperative designed by Schwartz & Gross and completed in 1916. This elegant 13-story building features Roman brick, terra cotta, limestone, and granite, with about 22 residences—usually two per floor—offering an intimate prewar living experience.