The dark yellow-brick, pre-war building has a nice location on a pleasant street in the Carnegie Hill neighborhood. It has a one-step-up canopied entrance, a five-step-up vestibule.

It has a rusticated masonry and limestone entrance surround flanked by wall lanterns. It has fire escapes, protruding air-conditioners and consistent fenestration, but no garage, no sidewalk landscaping, no health club, and no roof deck.

There is good local shopping in the vicinity and there is a subway station at Lexington Avenue and 96th Street. There is good cross-town bus service on 96th Street. This neighborhood has numerous schools and religious institutions.