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31 East 79th Street

Co-op located in Carnegie Hill, between Fifth Avenue & Madison Avenue

Description of 31 East 79th Street

31 East 79th Street was built in 1925 and has a total of 19 apartments. Located in Carnegie Hill, 31 East 79th Street is very close to the 6 subway line.

Amenities at this pre war building include doorman.

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Building Facts

  • Year Built: 1925
    Building Type: Co-op
    Neighborhood: Carnegie Hill (Manhattan)
    Minimum Down: 60%
  • Total Apartments: 19 19
    Total Floors: 14
    Doorman: FT Doorman
    Total Floorplans:

Building Amenities

  • FT Doorman
  • Pre War
  • Elevator

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31 East 79th Street: Rating

25
Out of 44

Architecture Rating: 25 / 44

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27
Out of 36

Location Rating: 27 / 36

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19
Out of 39

Features Rating: 19 / 39

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9
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80

CityRealty Rating Reference

 
Architecture
  • 30+ remarkable
  • 20-29 distinguished
  • 11-19 average
  • < 11 below average
 
Location
  • 27+ remarkable
  • 18-26 distinguished
  • 9-17 average
  • < 9 below average
 
Features
  • 22+ remarkable
  • 16-21 distinguished
  • 9-15 average
  • < 9 below average
  • #30 Rated co-op - Carnegie Hill
 

Carter Horsley's Review of 31 East 79th Street

Carter Horsley's Building Review
"This distinguished, brown-brick, 15-story cooperative apartment house at 31 East 79th Street on the northeast corner at Madison Avenue was built in two parts. The first section, at the Madison Avenue corner, was erected in 1925 and an extension to the west three years later. The two parts are almost seamless, although the cornice line along 79th Street shows the difference. 

The building, which was designed by William H. Rowan, was converted to a cooperative in 1946. " Read Carter's Full Review
Pros
  • Very few apartments
  • Fine roof-top water tank enclosure
  • Convenient cross-town bus service
  • Doorman
  • Convenient to many boutiques and restaurants
  • Close to major museums
  • Many good views of Central Park because of low-rise block across 79th Street
  • Close to Subway
Cons
  • No garage
  • Considerable traffic
  • Inconsistent fenestration
  • Permits protruding air-conditioners
  • No balconies
  • No health club
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Subways

  1. 6
at Lexington Ave 0.24 miles
  1. 4
  2. 5
at Lexington Ave 0.41 miles
 

Sales Summary - Past 12 Months

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Past 12 Months
$3,335,000
Avg. Price
Based on 1 Sales
 

Closing History - Last 10 sales

10
Units Sold
$1.6M - $7M
Price Range
$1,264
Avg. Price / ft2

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