40 E 94Th St

A 32-story, 58-unit condominium tower completed in 1983, set on Madison Avenue in Carnegie Hill on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. The building’s residential mix is dominated by one-bedroom layouts, with larger multi-bedroom combinations available from amalgamated units; interiors commonly feature entrance foyers, formal dining areas, eat-in and galley kitchens, generous built-ins and walk-in closets. Common spaces include a park-like open atrium adjacent to the lobby, a landscaped courtyard and garden areas, and a planted roof deck that extends outdoor living. Service-oriented operations are consistent with a high-amenity White Glove property: full-time doorman and concierge, live-in superintendent, back-elevator attendant, on-site management and building staff. Resident conveniences include a fitness room, private bicycle room, storage rooms, laundry facilities and an on-site garage. Exterior character is urban-residential with oversized windows that provide extensive light and city or park views; many units enjoy northern and corner exposures. The building’s pet-friendly policy, smoke-free common areas and a history of capital and façade assessments are part of the ownership picture. Located one block from Central Park and close to Museum Mile, Madison Avenue shopping, restaurants and transit, the tower sits in a tree-lined, culturally rich neighborhood prized for schools and walkability.