160 East 91st Street

160 East 91st Street is a prewar, 8-story cooperative constructed in 1941 with roughly 125 units composed primarily of studios and one-bedrooms. The masonry façade and traditional Upper East Side scale reflect mid‑century residential design; interiors emphasize classic prewar details such as nine‑foot ceilings and hardwood floors. Units commonly feature eat‑in or open kitchens with windows, recessed lighting, generous closet space including walk‑in closets in some homes, and renovated baths. The building provides elevator service, a part‑time doorman (evening coverage), and a live‑in superintendent. Shared conveniences include a renovated lobby, laundry room on the lobby level, bike storage and private resident storage (fee-based), mailroom, and building storage with awnings. Pet policy is restrictive: cats are typically permitted while dogs are generally excluded or require board approval depending on listing; subletting, guarantors, co‑purchasing, gifting and pied‑a‑terre requests are allowed with board approval and 90% financing is commonly permitted. Located between Lexington and Third Avenue in Carnegie Hill, the property sits three blocks from Central Park and close to Museum Mile, the 92nd Street Y, supermarkets like Whole Foods/Fairway, and multiple transit options (4/5/6 and Q trains, crosstown buses). The building’s combination of low maintenance, accessible services, and proximity to parks, cultural institutions and neighborhood retail creates a quiet, well‑maintained co‑op option on the Upper East Side.