70 East 96th Street, #12C, New York, NY 10128

$1,040,000 List Price

Off Market

2 Beds

2 Baths

Built In 1929

Listing ID	10368188



Property Type	Coop



Maintenance	$2,050



Tax Deduction	38%



County	New York

Neighborhood	Upper East Side



Unit	12C



School	New York City Schools



FEMA Flood Map	fema.gov/portal



Year Built	1929

Virtual Tour

Located in an elegant Pre-War Rosario Candela designed cooperative building in prime Carnegie Hill, this spacious two bedroom apartment has open city views to the south and great light. There are currently 1.5 windowed baths but the half bath could be made into a full bath by adding a shower, with board approval. Although the property requires a complete renovation it retains many original details such as a handsome decorative fireplace, original moldings, and hardwood floors. All rooms are well proportioned and the eat-in kitchen could have a washer/dryer installed with board approval. 70 East 96 Street features renovated common areas, a full-time doorman, live-in superintendent, bike room, and each apartment has a private storage bin. Pets are permitted, as is 60% financing

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Property Details

2 Total Bedrooms
2 Full Baths
Built in 1929
16 Stories
Floor 12
Unit 12C

Interior Features

Eat-In Kitchen
Laundry in Unit
4 Rooms
1 Fireplace

Exterior Features

Has Garage
City View

Community Details

Elevator (Bldg. Style)
Laundry in Building
Attended Lobby
Pets Allowed
Elevator
Rooftop Access
Storage Available
Bike Storage
Pre War Building

Taxes and Fees

38 % Tax Deduction
$2,050 per month Maintenance

Previously Listed By

Edward F. Johnston, III

Brown Harris Stevens

Office: 212-593-8300

Listing data is deemed reliable but is NOT guaranteed accurate.

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