17 E 89Th St

This is a 12-story, prewar cooperative on Manhattan’s Upper East Side built in 1925 and comprising 22 two‑bedroom units within a traditionally scaled limestone-and-brick façade. The architecture reflects classic early 20th-century detailing with high ceilings, crown moldings and an elegant, restored lobby. Interiors in the building commonly show prewar character — hardwood floors, wood-burning fireplaces, built-in shelving and generous proportioned rooms — alongside modern updates such as renovated kitchens, washer/dryer hookups (board approval in some units), recessed lighting and integrated systems in select apartments. Common areas and services are full-service in scope: a staffed doorman and live-in resident manager, concierge support, elevator access and central laundry in the basement. Building amenities include a fitness room, children’s playroom, bike storage, private storage cages for owners and a furnished roof deck with views toward Central Park and the Reservoir. The co-op maintains typical board policies — including a flip tax and financing limits that have varied historically — and is pet friendly. Set one block from Fifth Avenue and Central Park in Carnegie Hill, the location anchors cultural and educational conveniences: Museum Mile institutions, neighborhood schools, boutiques and dining within walking distance, plus good subway and bus access. The building’s mix of preserved prewar detail and full-service staffing creates a residence geared toward comfortable, conventional Upper East Side living.