120 E 90Th St

The Trafalgar House is a mid-century, 15-story condominium completed in 1962 and converted to condo ownership in the mid-1980s. The building offers a mix of studios, alcove/studio layouts, one- and two-bedroom residences with period proportions — generous living and dining areas, sizable primary bedrooms, and abundant closet space including walk-in closets in many units. Interiors commonly feature granite counters, built-in storage, pantry space, windowed kitchens, soaking tubs, and original-to-era details refreshed through selective renovations. Common areas emphasize full-service convenience: a staffed 24-hour doorman, live-in resident manager, recently updated lobby and hallways, central laundry, bike room and basement storage. The property provides building-level amenities such as a courtyard, on-site building storage and both small and larger private outdoor spaces off select units. Parking is not a primary feature; the location’s strong transit options mitigate vehicle dependence. The condominium is smoke-free and maintains a no-dog policy in some instances while allowing pied-à-terre ownership and controlled subletting per house rules. Located on a tree-lined block in Carnegie Hill between Park and Lexington Avenues, the building sits steps from Central Park, Museum Mile, the 92nd Street Y, Whole Foods/Fairway and multiple express and local subway lines. The neighborhood supports a walkable, culturally rich Upper East Side lifestyle with nearby schools, restaurants and shops, making the Trafalgar House a well-curated post-war full-service residence appealing to full-time residents, pied-à-terre owners and investors seeking reliable building operations.