This attractive, brown-brick apartment building was erected in 1926 and converted to a cooperative in 1981.

The 15-story building has 48 apartments.

This quiet block is one of the more impressive cross-blocks on the Upper West Side with several fine structures.

The building has a canopied entrance, interesting decorative balconies on the fourth floor and very handsome arched decorative elements with busts above the top floor windows.

It permits protruding air-conditioners, but has no doorman, no concierge, no garage, no sidewalk landscaping and no health club.

It is a few steps from Riverside Park to the west and there is excellent cross-town bus service a block away to the east. There is a subway station at 86th Street and Broadway and this neighborhood has excellent shopping and restaurants and a movie complex is also close by as are several religious institutions.

Carter B. Horsley