This pleasant, 8-story, apartment building was erected in 1920 and converted to a cooperative in 1985. It has 125 units.

The red-brick, mid-block building has a canopied entrance flanked by wall lanterns and a one-story gray stone base and attractive masonry. It has fire-escapes, a part-time doorman, protruding air-conditioners, and consistent fenestration. It has no sidewalk landscaping, no terraces, no balconies, no health club, no garage and no roof deck.

It is very close to the 92nd Street "Y," one of the city's leading cultural institutions and there are several fine private schools and some religious institutions in this area.

There is an express subway station several blocks away at Lexington Avenue and 86th Street but there is excellent cross-town bus service on 86th Street. The area has good local shopping.