64 E 94Th St

A mid-rise, post‑war cooperative completed in 1952, this seven‑story Carnegie Hill building offers predominantly one‑bedroom residences amid a classic Upper East Side streetscape. The façade opens onto a modest planted courtyard and garden, and common storage and bicycle rooms sit on the lower levels. Interiors commonly feature traditional prewar touches restored or replicated — crown molding, chandeliers, built‑in shelving, hardwood floors, decorative fireplaces, and formal entry foyers that lead to eat‑in or windowed kitchens with pantry space. Many apartments include large walk‑in closets and generous storage; some units have in‑unit washer/dryer hookups or through‑the‑wall air conditioning. Shared building services emphasize convenience: a staffed 24‑hour doorman, live‑in super, central laundry, on‑site storage (waiting list), and private garage parking nearby. The co‑op’s policies are buyer‑friendly for city living: pets are allowed, pieds‑à‑terre and co‑purchases are permitted (often case‑by‑case), and typical financing guidelines allow substantial loan-to-value leverage. Located on a quiet, tree‑lined block one block from Central Park and close to Museum Mile, the building places residents within easy walking distance of Madison Avenue boutiques, neighborhood cafés, and transit (local buses and the 4/5/6 lines). The overall character blends boutique, full‑service living with the residential calm of Carnegie Hill.