152 E 94Th St

A 13-story, 1938-built cooperative located in Manhattan’s Carnegie Hill neighborhood, this prewar Art Deco residence was designed by Boak & Paris and retains classic period character. The boutique property contains roughly 35 larger two-bedroom and convertible units characterized by high ceilings, inlaid hardwood floors, separate formal dining areas or dining alcoves, entrance foyers, walk-in closets, and generous storage provisions. Many homes feature windowed eat-in or galley kitchens, pantry space, and oversized living rooms that can accommodate distinct dining and living zones; some units have been fully gut-renovated to modern standards while others preserve original deco tilework and moldings. Building services align with full-service expectations: a staffed doorman/concierge, attentive porters/superintendent, central laundry facilities, bike room and additional rentable storage. Elevator access serves all floors. There are no common outdoor amenities on site, and parking is not provided. The coop has a pet-friendly policy and permits pied-à-terres on a case-by-case basis; financing allowances may be generous in certain units. Sited on a tree-lined historic block near Central Park, Museum Mile, the 92nd Street Y and multiple subway lines, the building caters to a pedestrian lifestyle with immediate access to cultural institutions, restaurants and neighborhood retail.