139 E 94Th St

139 East 94th Street is an 11-story, Neo-Renaissance prewar cooperative built in 1928 and designed by Boak and Paris. The boutique property contains a small number of generously proportioned residences—mostly multi-bedroom Classic 5/6/7 layouts—characterized by high beamed ceilings, crown moldings, decorative fireplaces, built-ins and hardwood floors. Many apartments feature formal entry foyers, separate dining rooms that can convert to bedrooms, eat-in kitchens or butler’s pantries, and abundant closet storage; recent listings show renovated kitchens and marble-finished baths alongside preserved original millwork. Common areas emphasize old-world refinement with a planted courtyard, a roof deck, central laundry, bicycle storage and private storage lockers when available. The building operates full-service with 24-hour doormen, a live-in superintendent, and building staff; it permits pets and pied-a-terre ownership and allows substantial financing on purchases. Located on a leafy townhouse block in Carnegie Hill, the coop sits steps from Museum Mile, Central Park, neighborhood groceries and transit, offering a residential, culturally rich Upper East Side lifestyle.