This attractive, 11-story, beige-brick, mid-block, cooperative apartment building at 15 West 84th Street was erected in 1947.

It is located on a tree-lined street between Central Park West and Columbus Avenue.

It has 82 apartments. It was converted to a cooperative in 1984.

It is convenient to many restaurants along Columbus and Amsterdam Avenues and there is good public transportation nearby.

The building has a doorman, sunken living rooms, some eat-in, windowed kitchens, beamed ceilings, private storage, a bicycle room and laundry.

Washers and dryers are permitted in the apartments, many of which have corner windows. It permits protruding air-conditioners. It has no fitness center, no roof deck and no garage.

It is three blocks north of the American Museum of Natural History and half a block from Central Park.