This attractive, beige-brick apartment house in Carnegie Hill has a superb, quiet location across from the reservoir in Central Park and a block north of where most parades terminate on Fifth Avenue. The 87-unit, cooperative building was erected in 1950 and designed by George F. Pelham. One block south of the Guggenheim Museum, this building has a very attractive dark polished granite entrance and a garage on the sidestreet. A major supermarket is one block away on Madison Avenue and the Carnegie Hill area has some of the city's most important museums, finest schools and loveliest churches. Many of this building's handsome balconies have been enclosed over the years to enlarge their living rooms.