170 E 94Th St

A six-story prewar co-op on the Upper East Side built in 1928, this boutique elevator building contains eighteen one-bedroom residences with classic prewar proportions. Architecturally modest and quietly scaled, the façade and lobby reflect period detailing and the interiors retain original elements such as crown and picture moldings, high ceilings and hardwood floors. Individual homes typically feature separate, windowed kitchens and baths, recessed lighting, thoughtful foyer/dining areas and good built-in storage including walk-in closets in some units. Common facilities are practical and neighborhood-focused: a landscaped courtyard garden, updated laundry room, bicycle room, rentable storage cages and a live-in superintendent; the building uses a video intercom/security system. Pet-friendly rules, pied-à-terre permissions and limited subletting are regularly allowed under co-op governance. Street parking is subject to city regulations; resident parking is not a feature. Located on a tree-lined block in Carnegie Hill between Lexington and Third Avenues, the building offers immediate access to the 6 train, bus routes, nearby shops, restaurants, cultural institutions and Central Park, supporting a walkable, amenity-rich Upper East Side lifestyle.