130 E 94Th St

A nine-story prewar cooperative built in 1923, this boutique Upper East Side building contains roughly 30 units arranged with five apartments per floor. Designed in the period style of George Fred Pelham, the structure retains hallmark prewar elements such as high beamed ceilings, crown moldings, arched corridors, and hardwood floors. Residences are principally two-bedroom configurations (with many adaptable one- and three-bedroom layouts) featuring formal entry foyers, roomy living and dining rooms, windowed eat-in or galley kitchens, generous closets and period millwork. The building operates as a full-service coop with a 24-hour doorman, live‑in superintendent, on‑site laundry, storage rooms, and bike storage. Exterior common spaces include a landscaped courtyard and a recently renovated roof deck with plantings and seating. Policies are cooperative-board governed; pied-à-terres, pets and guarantors are generally permitted with approval, and financing up to typical coop limits is allowed. Located on a quiet tree-lined block just off Park Avenue in Carnegie Hill, the property sits within walking distance of Central Park, Museum Mile institutions, neighborhood dining, the 92nd Street Y and multiple subway lines, supporting a culturally rich, walkable Upper East Side lifestyle.