This 9-story apartment building from 1915 has 35 units and attractive features like balconies and limestone entrance. Located on a quiet street in a convenient neighborhood, it's near supermarkets, subway, and Central Park. Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
Located in the heart of the Upper East Side, 114 East 84th Street is a charming 9-story pre-war co-op building constructed in 1915 and converted in 1986. The building features 35 apartments, characterized by its gray-brick façade, canopied entrance, and attractive balconies on the third and sixth floors. While it does not offer a doorman or garage, it provides a quiet residential experience with large windows and consistent fenestration, making it a desirable location just steps from Park Avenue and Central Park.
Residents enjoy a range of amenities including a 24-hour doorman, live-in superintendent, fitness center, and a beautifully landscaped rooftop terrace. The building also features bicycle storage, a laundry room, and private storage units that transfer with ownership. The apartments are known for their spacious layouts, high ceilings exceeding nine feet, and elegant finishes such as hardwood floors and crown molding. Many units also include modern kitchens equipped with high-end appliances like Sub-Zero refrigerators and gas fireplaces.
Conveniently situated near a variety of restaurants, shops, and cultural institutions, 114 East 84th Street offers easy access to public transportation, including express subway lines and crosstown buses. The building is pet-friendly and allows up to 75% financing, although it imposes a 2% flip tax on purchasers. Notably, the co-op does not permit pieds-Ă -terre, co-purchasing, or gifting, ensuring a stable community of residents.
While the building has not been prominently associated with any specific celebrities, its location and amenities make it a sought-after residence for those looking to enjoy the vibrant lifestyle of the Upper East Side.
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