155 E 93Rd St

An intimate pre-war cooperative on a tree-lined Carnegie Hill block, this 11-story masonry building dates to 1929 and contains a small collection of primarily one-bedroom homes across 23 units. The exterior retains classic Upper East Side proportions with masonry façades and corner exposures; many residences capture southern light over townhouses and provide open city views. Interiors emphasize period details—high beamed ceilings, original hardwood floors, picture moldings, and gracious entry galleries—while a portion of apartments have been sensitively modernized with windowed eat-in kitchens and updated baths. Common spaces reflect full-service residential living: a staffed lobby with a 24-hour elevator/attendant and a live-in superintendent, plus basement amenities such as coin-operated laundry, bike storage and private storage lockers (waitlist applies). The co-op’s policies are comparatively flexible for a prewar building: pets and pieds-à-terre are permitted (board approval typically required), sublets and co-purchasing options are possible, and financing up to 70% is commonly accepted. Located steps from Central Park, Museum Mile, the 92nd Street Y, neighborhood markets and Lexington Avenue subway access, the building offers a traditional Manhattan neighborhood setting with full-time building staff and modest service infrastructure.