130 E 94Th St

Built in 1923 and designed by George Fred Pelham, this nine-story prewar cooperative occupies a tree-lined block of Carnegie Hill just off Park Avenue. The boutique building contains primarily two-bedroom configurations (many listings describe flexible one- and two-bedroom layouts) and preserves hallmark prewar details: beamed, high ceilings, crown moldings, built-in cabinetry and hardwood floors. Common spaces are intimate and well-maintained, with a landscaped courtyard and a planted roof deck offering seasonal outdoor space. Services include a full-time doorman, live-in resident manager/superintendent, renovated basement laundry room, bike storage and rentable storage lockers. The co-op’s board policies are moderately flexible for a prewar building: pets and pied-a-terres are allowed; washer/dryers and guarantors are reviewed case-by-case; up to 75% financing is typically permitted. Practical upgrades are common in residences—modern kitchens and bathrooms, new windows and updated systems—while many apartments retain gracious entry foyers and built-ins. The building’s location puts it blocks from Central Park, Museum Mile institutions, neighborhood shops, restaurants and multiple subway lines, delivering a classic Upper East Side, walkable lifestyle.