17 East 96th Street Review
This handsome, beige-brick, 15-story building was erected in 1923. It is a cooperative with 65 apartments.
The mid-block building has a one-step-up, canopied entrance with a doorman, a two-story limestone base, eight bandcourses, some decorative façade elements, sidewalk landscaping, and protruding air--conditioners. It has an exposed rooftop watertank, no garage and no health club.
The building is on a pleasant street that has east-bound bus service and the Manhattan Country School. West-bound bus service across Central Park runs on 97th Street. There is a nice playground just inside Central Park on the south side of 96th Street. There is good local shopping and a subway station at 96th Street and Lexington Avenue. The Carnegie Hill neighborhood just to the south has many important cultural institutions, private schools and religious institutions.
- Co-op built in 1923
- Converted in 1984
- 1 apartment currently for sale ($1.195M)
- Located in Carnegie Hill
- 65 total apartments 65 total apartments
- 10 recent sales ($528K to $2.5M)
- Doorman
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