139 E 94Th St

139 East 94th Street is an 11-story, 1928 neo‑Renaissance cooperative on a quiet, tree-lined Carnegie Hill block. Designed by Boak & Paris, the boutique building contains roughly 38–43 apartments arranged as classic prewar layouts including one- and three-bedroom plans and traditional Classic Six/ five‑room types. Interiors commonly showcase high beamed ceilings, restored crown moldings, hardwood floors, working wood-burning fireplaces, custom built-ins and formal entry foyers that lead to separate living and dining rooms and eat-in kitchens. Many units have been renovated with modern systems and appliances while retaining original details; several listings note windowed kitchens, marble baths, abundant built-in storage and washer/dryer installations (some converted from half-baths). Shared areas and services emphasize full-service living: a 24-hour doorman/elevator operator, live-in superintendent, private storage lockers, central laundry, bicycle room and a small courtyard and roof deck. The coop maintains pet-friendly policies, allows up to 66.7% financing, charges a 2% flip tax, and occasionally levies short-term assessments. Located three blocks from Central Park and along Museum Mile, the building sits near shopping, neighborhood institutions such as the 92nd Street Y, and subway access (Q, 4, 5, 6).