Intimate prewar walk-up featuring duplex layouts with private outdoor spaces, exposed brick, and wood-burning fireplaces. Quiet Yorkville block near Carl Schurz Park and Museum Mile.
432 East 85th Street is a five story, seven residence co op built in 1910 and converted in 1982. The small prewar walk up includes duplex layouts at both garden and penthouse levels, giving the building an unusual range of vertical arrangements for its scale.
Private outdoor space is a recurring feature, including a bi level garden duplex and a penthouse with a private roof deck. Apartments also show a consistent prewar vocabulary of exposed brick, hardwood floors, built ins, Juliet balconies, and wood burning fireplaces, alongside renovated open kitchens, through wall air conditioning, and layouts that include dens or flexible upper level space.
The building is self managed and has shared laundry, bicycle storage, and an intercom system. Cats are permitted, while in unit washer and dryers, pied à terre ownership, co purchasing, and one year sublets require board approval. The cooperative is on a quiet Yorkville block near Carl Schurz Park, the East River Esplanade, John Jay Park, the Gracie Mansion Conservancy, and the museums of Museum Mile; Second Avenue supplies a concentration of restaurants and neighborhood shops.
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