170 E 92Nd St

A five-story, 1920-built boutique prewar co-op on a tree-lined block of Carnegie Hill, composed primarily of one-bedroom layouts and several duplex and penthouse variations. The limestone-and-brick façade conceals classic prewar proportions: high ceilings (often 10–12 feet), oversized multi-pane windows, and original millwork such as crown moldings and restored hardwood floors. Interiors commonly feature working wood-burning fireplaces, recessed lighting upgrades, built-in storage solutions and lofted sleeping or storage nooks achieved through clever renovations. Many units are duplexes with separate entry foyers, eat-in or windowed chef kitchens with modern quartz counters and stainless appliances, multiple closets including custom built-ins, and windowed bathrooms finished in marble or patterned tile. Private outdoor spaces are a recurring asset — terraces, multi-level patios and small private gardens ranging from under 60 sq ft to roughly 200 sq ft — often outfitted with storage for bikes and firewood. Building-level amenities are modest but practical: an elevator, shared laundry in the basement, a building garden, on-site superintendent, and pet-friendly policies. Located steps from the 92nd Street Y, express and local subway lines, Whole Foods and Equinox, the building sits within an Upper East Side neighborhood defined by parks, cultural institutions, and walkable retail and dining.