200 E 90Th St

The Whitney House is a 28-story condop built in 1974 with 57 large residences configured primarily as two- and three-bedroom layouts. The façade and massing are typical of 1970s Upper East Side high-rises; interiors mix classic pre-war proportions with later renovations that introduce modern kitchens and baths. Units frequently feature bay windows, generous living-and-dining rooms, formal entry foyers, multiple walk-in and deep closets, and flexible rooms such as dens or libraries. Many apartments offer split-bedroom plans, in-unit pantry space, and potential washer/dryer hookups where permitted by the building. Shared spaces emphasize full-service urban living: a 24-hour doorman and live-in resident manager staff the lobby and circular driveway, while a planted rooftop deck and landscaped gardens provide outdoor respite. Practical building amenities include an on-site garage with direct access, bicycle storage, private storage lockers, a laundry room, and an in-house dry cleaner. Pet policies are permissive with board approval in many cases, and the condop structure supports flexible ownership options — immediate subletting, pieds-à-terre, guarantors, and relatively high financing percentages are commonly allowed. Located on a quiet, tree-lined block near 3rd Avenue and East 90th Street, the Whitney House sits a short walk from Central Park, Museum Mile, Whole Foods, and several subway lines (Q and the 4/5/6 corridor). The building’s combination of sizable apartment footprints, service-oriented amenities, and neighborhood conveniences suits residents seeking spacious homes with easy access to transportation, groceries, fitness options, and cultural destinations.