166 E 92Nd St

A six-story prewar cooperative on the Upper East Side, completed in 1928, housing primarily one-bedroom residences across 41 units. The building presents classic period details: high ceilings, crown and picture moldings, hardwood and herringbone floors, and multiple windowed kitchens and baths in many units. Common interior features frequently found in apartments include eat-in kitchens or Pullman layouts, granite or Caesarstone counters, pantry space, and formal entry foyers with generous closet storage. Shared building amenities emphasize maintenance and convenience rather than luxury: a newly renovated central laundry room, a common storage/bike room, building storage lockers in the basement, a live-in superintendent, double-door security/dual-entry intercom, and recently refreshed hallways and an updated elevator. Exterior elements include a quiet, tree-lined street presence with an internal courtyard and limited outdoor common areas. Parking is not a prominent feature; bike storage and pedestrian access to transit are highlighted. The coop’s maintenance policies are traditional: pet-friendly with board approvals, allowances for co-purchasing and guarantors in many cases, restrictions on pied-à-terre use, a history of permitting limited sublets under set conditions, and occasional short-term assessments. Located in Carnegie Hill near the 92nd Street Y, Central Park, Museum Mile and multiple subway lines, the building offers a residential, neighborhood-oriented lifestyle close to groceries, fitness options and cultural institutions.