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N.W. MAD-95 OWNERS C
1356 Madison Avenue, Carnegie Hill, , NEW YORK, NY 10128

Pre-war Co-op

12 units
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  • 12 residences
  • 6 stories
  • BUILT 1899

The Details About 1356 Madison Avenue

1356 Madison Avenue, also known as the Elmscourt, is an elegant pre-war cooperative building located between 95th and 96th Streets in the heart of Carnegie Hill. The six-story building was designed in 1899 by New York architect Frederick Jacobson in the Renaissance Revival style, which likened the buildings to the elegant and luxurious structures of sixteenth-century Rome. The Elmscourt was des...

key features
  • Elevators
  • Zoned P.S. 198

N.w. Mad-95 Owners C Units

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    • Sold
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Get to know Carnegie Hill

Unlike the iconic musical institution with a similar name, you only need to take the 4, 5, or 6 Train to 86th Street in order to get to Carnegie Hill. Perhaps not as well-known in name, Carnegie Hill is certainly familiar to all as a wondrous piece of the Upper East Side that stretches from 86th to 96th and Third Avenue to the edge of Central Park. With limitless access to the park’s emerald greens, plus a portion of the famed Museum Mile and waterside views over the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir to its name, Carnegie Hill embodies and concentrates the essence of what elevates the UES to the status it maintains. Stunning homes within this rarified rectangular region are also likely to turn heads: refined townhouses, luxurious condominiums, and even the occasional mansion.

Carnegie Hill Neighborhood Guide