111 E 88Th St

A ten-story prewar condominium erected in 1929, the building presents classic Art Deco proportions and retains many period attributes while supporting modernized residences. The property is a full-service, elevator-equipped condominium with a 24-hour doorman and a long-tenured resident manager. Units are predominantly two- and three-bedroom layouts with high beamed ceilings, hardwood floors, formal dining rooms or dining alcoves, generous foyers, and built-in cabinetry; many apartments include windowed kitchens and baths, walk-in closets, and in-unit washers and dryers where retrofits have been completed. Common areas are modest and residential in scale — a planted rear garden and a paved courtyard provide outdoor respite, with additional shared storage, a bike room, and basement laundry facilities. Building services include a live-in superintendent and doorman staffing; parking is not listed on-site and typical Upper East Side street or nearby garage options apply. Pet policy has varied by unit and year; historically cats were allowed while dogs were often restricted or required board approval. Located in Carnegie Hill just off Park Avenue, the address places residents a short walk from Central Park, Museum Mile, neighborhood grocers, boutique shopping and multiple subway and bus lines, supporting a largely walkable, culturally focused Upper East Side lifestyle.