Prewar Charm Meets Prime Location at 16 East 98th Street, Apt 8B
Step into timeless elegance in this prewar gem located just off Fifth Avenue and Central Park. Apartment 8B offers serene, quiet living with 10-inch thick walls for exceptional sound control, added amenity for all residents, especially those at nearby Mount Sinai.
This gracious home is filled with character, featuring original details like a built-in wood cabinet, a deep prewar bathtub, and beautiful hardwood floors. The custom chest of drawers and wood doors adorned with antique glass knobs add warmth and a refined touch. With high ceilings and classic proportions, this residence has the charm and feel of a European apartment.
16 East 98th Street is a distinguished cooperative designed by architect George Keister in 1924, known for his theatrical buildings. Its marquee entrance and wrought-iron doors hint at its architectural pedigree. The building's limestone base, red-brick midsection, and classical detailing-including modillions, dentils, and wrought-iron railings-make it a standout on the block.
Residents enjoy the convenience of a live-in superintendent, porter service, pet-friendly policies, and dedicated storage bins. Rarely available and full of character, this is Upper Carnegie Hill prewar living at its finest.
Initial application fee: $20
Cooperative Application Fee: $1,175