Archives: Buildings

10 Bond Street

Built in 1916 and designed by Emery Roth, 1000 Park Avenue is a distinguished 13-story Gothic-inspired co-op with 70 residences. Its brown-brick façade is adorned with gargoyles, lanterns, and intricate details. Located in the heart of the Upper East Side, the building benefits from abundant natural light, large windows, high ceilings, and a variety of…

Built in 1929 and designed by Pleasants Pennington & Albert W. Lewis, 1001 Tenants Corporation is a distinguished prewar co-op on the NE corner of 84th Street. This white-glove, full-service building features 21 grand apartments across 15 stories, including duplexes and layouts ranging from 5½ to 12 rooms. Pets and 50% financing are permitted, with…

101 West 87th Street

Built in 1925 and designed by Warren & Wetmore, 1020 Fifth Avenue is one of Fifth Avenue’s most prestigious addresses. Located between 83rd and 84th Streets, directly across from the Met and Central Park, this grand pre-war building features just 13 expansive residences across 14 floors, with ceiling heights ranging from 10 to 18 feet.…

Built in 1962, 1020 Park Avenue is a landmarked 21-story building with 52 residences and two elevators. Located on the NW corner of East 85th Street, it features a modern tan brick façade with a travertine marble-clad base. Ideally situated near Central Park, the Met, top restaurants, and shops, it’s zoned for PS 6 (as…

This elegant 14-story red-brick building, designed by Rosario Candela and built in 1929, features just 27 apartments. Notable for its three-story limestone base, decorative gargoyles, and enclosed rooftop water tank, its asymmetrical design gives the impression of multiple structures.

This stylish red-brick, full-service building, built in 1958, sits on the SW corner of 86th St—just 2 blocks from Central Park and near top museums, Madison Ave shops, and public transport. Features include a full-time doorman, concierge, basement storage, and 75 units across 20 floors. Pied-à-terre allowed; no pets.

31 East 79th Street

The Swannanoa, a 10-story Neo-Renaissance building designed by Gilbert Schellinger, was built in 1898 and features a distinctive bay-windowed façade and a restored marble lobby and hallways. Amenities include two new elevators, virtual doorman, live-in super, basement laundry, and storage (for a fee). Pieds-à-terre, gifting, and parents buying with children are allowed.