111 E 88Th St

A prewar Art Deco condominium built in 1929, this mid-rise, 10-story building contains just 14 residences, predominantly two- and three-bedroom layouts. The façade and interior retain classic period details—beamed ceilings, hardwood floors, decorative moldings, and original terra-cotta tile elements—while many units have undergone modern renovations adding updated kitchens and baths. Common areas include a staffed 24-hour doorman lobby, a resident manager/superintendent, an elevator, central laundry in the basement, and a planted rear garden/courtyard that provides a quiet outdoor retreat. Storage lockers and a bike room are available for residents, and some apartments permit in-unit washers and dryers and central air where retrofit systems have been installed. Parking is not on-site; neighborhood street and garage options serve the building. Pet policy has varied over time; the building historically restricted dogs with board approval processes in place for cat ownership and occasional updates permitting dogs subject to approval. Located on a tree-lined Carnegie Hill block between Park and Lexington avenues, the building sits two blocks from Central Park, close to Museum Mile, express subway lines, and neighborhood grocers and restaurants, offering a blend of prewar character and full-service urban convenience.