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This 9-story pre-war apartment building is a cooperative with 27 units located in Carnegie Hill. The brown-brick building features a canopied entrance, some balconies, and consistent fenestration, with good local amenities and transportation options nearby.
Located in the heart of Carnegie Hill, 125 East 93rd Street is a charming 9-story pre-war co-op building designed by renowned architect George F. Pelham. This boutique building features 27 apartments and offers a welcoming canopied entrance with an arched limestone surround. Residents enjoy a prime location just three blocks from Central Park, with easy access to local shopping, schools, and public transportation options including express subway lines.
The apartments at 125 East 93rd Street are characterized by their spacious layouts and abundant natural light. Many units feature formal entry foyers, expansive living rooms with double exposures, and updated kitchens equipped with high-end appliances. Notable amenities include windowed bathrooms, ample storage, and in-unit laundry facilities in select apartments. The building is pet-friendly, subject to board approval, and has a live-in resident manager for added convenience.
Among the notable features of the building, residents can find a mix of one-bedroom and larger duplex layouts, with some units offering luxurious finishes such as high beamed ceilings and restored hardwood floors. The cooperative has a strong community feel, with a history of being well-maintained and a welcoming atmosphere for both long-term residents and newcomers.
While the building does not have a garage or health club, its location provides easy access to nearby amenities, including the 92nd Street Y and Museum Mile. The cooperative also has a short-term assessment currently in place for capital improvements, ensuring the building remains a desirable place to live.
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