152 E 94Th St

A 13-story, 1938 prewar cooperative designed by Boak & Paris that exemplifies Upper East Side Carnegie Hill architecture. The masonry facade and Art Deco detailing frame a white-glove, full-service residence with a staffed doorman and long-established building systems. Typical residences are oversized one- and two-bedroom prewar layouts with high ceilings, inlaid oak or hardwood floors, generous dining rooms or dining foyers, windowed eat-in or galley kitchens, dressing rooms or alcoves, and abundant closet and storage options including walk-in closets and rentable storage bins. Many apartments retain original deco bathrooms and built-in millwork, while some units have been updated with modern appliances and washer/dryer hookups where permitted. Common facilities include central laundry, a bike room, staff-managed entry, and on-site maintenance; there is limited exterior amenity space. The co-op enforces selective board approval policies: pied-a-terres, co-purchasing, and subletting are allowed on a case-by-case basis while investor buying and routine short-term rentals are discouraged. Located on a tree-lined historic block near Central Park, the 92nd Street Y, boutique shops, and multiple transit options, the building appeals to residents seeking classic prewar character within walking distance of cultural and neighborhood conveniences.