1435 Lexington Ave

Completed in 1925, this 11-story, full-service prewar co-op in Carnegie Hill reflects Edwardian-era proportions and craftsmanship. The masonry façade conceals gracious common areas staffed around the clock, including a 24-hour doorman, live-in resident manager, porter and in-building handyman. Typical residences are multi-room, three-bedroom layouts with high beamed ceilings, crown moldings, herringbone or parquet hardwood floors, working wood-burning fireplaces and generous closet/storage provisions; many homes feature separate formal dining rooms, foyers and windowed eat-in kitchens. Building services and conveniences include a recently renovated landscaped roof deck, bicycle room, on-site laundry, and private storage lockers in the basement. The co-op allows washers/dryers to be installed in units, permits pets and pied-a-terres, and carries a modest flip tax and financing limit (typically up to 65%). Located on Lexington Avenue near 94th Street, the property sits steps from multiple subway and bus lines, cultural institutions (Metropolitan Museum, Guggenheim, 92nd Street Y), parks and neighborhood shopping, offering a quiet, residential Upper East Side lifestyle with full-service staffing and traditional prewar details.