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Built in 1928 by George Stern, 117 East 72nd Street is a distinguished 15-story red brick co-op between Lexington and Park Avenue. The elegant building features a limestone base, wrought-iron balconies, and a grand entrance with bronze doors. It offers half- and full-floor residences with up to 8 bedrooms, large formal rooms, eat-in kitchens, libraries,…

116 East 66th Street is a boutique, full-service white-glove building near Park Avenue and the Armory. It has 13 floors, 58 apartments, and amenities like a full-time doorman, porter, live-in super, laundry, bike room, and storage. Pets allowed. Electric and cable included in maintenance. Close to museums, restaurants, subway, and Lincoln Center. 50% financing permitted.

Steps from Park Avenue, this full-service prewar building on 86th Street offers spacious apartments with W/D and thru-wall A/C allowed. Amenities include bike room, laundry, courtyard with basketball, and storage bins. Pet-friendly, 70% financing permitted. Close to Central Park and transportation.

Built in 1940 by architect George F. Pelham Jr., 1150 Park Avenue features a modest Moderne design with red brick, vertical symmetry, and a granite base. The first floor showcases white limestone, and two red brick towers rise above the entrance. This 18-story Carnegie Hill co-op originally had 89 units, some now combined. Terraces are…

114 East 72nd Street is a 20-story, boutique post-war co-op with 39 residences, built in 1963 and converted in 1972. Ideally located between Park and Lexington Avenues, it offers easy access to local dining, shopping, and transportation. Amenities include a full-time doorman, canopied entrance, gym, bike room, roof deck, garden, and storage. Pets and pieds-à-terre…

Designed by Rosario Candela in 1923, 1105 Park Avenue is a classic red-brick building with a limestone base, located on the northeast corner of Park Avenue and 89th Street. Its canopied entrance opens to Park Avenue, and many residences offer sweeping views through oversized windows. This 14-story Carnegie Hill co-op features semi-private landings, a grand…

Built in 1926 by renowned architect J.E.R. Carpenter, 1115 Fifth Avenue is a distinguished prewar building in Carnegie Hill, across from The Jewish Museum. Along with its sister building, 1120 Fifth, it’s considered one of the area’s premier addresses. The 14-story co-op offers 42 spacious residences, many with sweeping views of Central Park, the reservoir,…

Built in 1917, 112 East 74th Street is a charming prewar building on a quiet block between Park and Lexington Avenues. With just 10 floors and 21 residences—two per floor—it offers an intimate, boutique feel. Amenities include a full-time attended lobby, laundry room, bike room, and private storage. Pet friendly and allows up to 50%…

Built in 1927 and incorporated in 1951, 1130 Park Avenue is a distinguished 15-story, 46-unit red-brick co-op designed by architect George Fred Pelham. Its elegant façade features a marble base, grand double-height entrance, and classic prewar detailing. This full-service, white-glove building offers an exercise room, storage bins, and allows washer/dryers. Financing up to 50% is…

Built between 1937–1939, 110 Condominium is a full-service Art Deco building at Park Avenue and 87th Street, near the 86th Street express subway. It rises 14 stories with 62 one- to three-bedroom units. The stone-and-brick façade features classic setbacks in a “wedding cake” design. Amenities include 24-hour doorman, live-in super, porter, laundry room, private storage,…