Carnegie Hill Sunny 7
Charming and sunny, this prewar 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom apartment with views overlooking the historic Carhart House and Fabbri Mansion is a must see! Enter the apartment to a welcoming foyer and immediately be greeted by sunlight streaming in through the three large 6 over 6 paned living room windows.
Carnegie Hill Sunny 7
Charming and sunny, this prewar 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom apartment with views overlooking the historic Carhart House and Fabbri Mansion is a must see! Enter the apartment to a welcoming foyer and immediately be greeted by sunlight streaming in through the three large 6 over 6 paned living room windows. The living room features a wood-burning fireplace, beautiful original wood floors, and high beamed ceilings. Enjoy the views and architectural splendor of the landmarked mansions across 95th street from this boutique and quiet 1920s cooperative.
The three bedrooms are all located off their own private bedroom hallway. The primary bedroom features an additional west-facing window (not all the A lines have this window) which gives you a surprise view of Central Park. The primary bedroom has a bathroom ensuite with a large window on the street. The second and third bedrooms share the hallway bathroom. Both bedrooms get nice light; the third bedroom faces south and has an oversized window.
Through elegant French doors off the living room is the formal dining room which is currently being used as a den/library. The kitchen is a great size with a perfect corner for a kitchen table and chairs. There is also a Butler’s pantry with a sink and additional storage. Off the kitchen is the staff room/small bedroom which has its own bath ensuite, small closet, as well as a vented washer/dryer with a folding station. Overall, the apartment is in very good condition and perhaps needs minor cosmetic upgrades, and through wall air conditioning is allowed on the west and south walls. The apartment comes with storage in the basement.
4 East 95th Street was designed in 1922 in the Georgian style by prominent architect James Carpenter and features 24-hour doormen and a live-in super. The apartment is in a prime Carnegie Hill location right next to Central Park, the Jacqueline Onassis Reservoir and bridal bath, the tennis courts, 96th street playground, as well as neighborhood schools, plenty of restaurants and shops, and of course some of Museum Miles most famous museums like The Met, The Guggenheim, and the Cooper-Hewitt to name a few. The building has storage, bike storage and additional laundry in the basement. Pets and 50% financing is allowed. There is a 2% flip tax.