65 West 95th Street

Located on West Ninety-Fifth Street between Central Park West and Columbus Avenue on Manhattans largely residential Upper West Side, 65 West 95th Street is a beautiful, ten-story, pre-war Cooperative completed in 1928 and offering one-bedroom to four-bedroom homes.

This treelined block, with its distinguished row houses and small to mid-sized residential buildings features architectural styles from Renaissance Rival to Neoclassical and makes up part of the Upper West Side-Central Park West Historic District, receiving the designation in 1990 from the NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission.

The co-op is less than a block from the world-famous, 840-acre (340 hectares) Central Park with its peaceful green spaces, stone arches, and waterways. From within the park, neighbors and tourist alike enjoy the North Meadow, The Conservatory Garden, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Great Lawn, and much more. Venture west where you’ll find Riverside Park and Riverside Park South, a continuous three plus mile greenway running parallel with The Hudson River.

The Upper West Side offers everything you can imagine from cultural and educational institutions including the world-renowned Lincoln Center with its twelve performing arts companies and The American Museum of Natural History, to the eclectic entertainment of the iconic Beacon Theater. World-class dining and quaint cafes, endless shopping on treelined streets, dynamic health clubs and recreational centers, and every modern-day convenience can be found across the vibrant and storied UWS. Add small and large food markets, pet care and dog runs, early morning bakeshops to late-night coffee shops, and this neighborhood which seemingly has it all, can easily be considered one of the best in the city.

The building employs a full-time doorperson and a live-in superintendent. Amenities include a bicycle room, a package room, and storage lockers. A laundry room is also available.

Major bus and subway lines, if you ever need them, are found less than two blocks from your lobby doors.

The building allows financing, co-purchasing, pied-à-terre use, and subletting. Pets are welcome.

Description provided by Troy Cupano