14 East 90th Street

Overview of 14 East 90th Street

14 East 90th Street is a pre-war cooperative built in 1929 and designed by renowned architect J.E.R. Carpenter, whose impressive portfolio includes numerous prestigious buildings along Park and Fifth Avenues. This 12 story brown brick neo-Renaissance building houses 50 apartments and sits on one of Carnegie Hill's most desirable blocks between Fifth and Madison Avenues, directly adjacent to the Church of the Heavenly Rest and just steps from Central Park's Engineers' Gate entrance.

The building offers white glove service with a full time doorman and live-in resident manager, along with an impressive array of amenities including a newly renovated fitness center, a half basketball court, children's playroom, bike room, and private storage. The building permits pets with board approval and allows financing up to 50%, with a 2% flip tax paid by the buyer.

Apartments feature classic prewar details, with herringbone floors, wood burning fireplaces in some units and high ceilings. Many units have been thoughtfully renovated while preserving original architectural elements, and most include in-unit washers and dryers and central air conditioning. The building's layouts range from classic sixes to expansive combinations, with some featuring private terraces and separate staff quarters.

The Carnegie Hill location is within walking distance of Museum Mile, the Cooper Hewitt Museum's gardens, prestigious private schools like Trevor Day School, and Central Park's reservoir. The neighborhood's tree-lined streets and proximity to world class cultural institutions make this building particularly attractive to those seeking the quintessential Upper East Side lifestyle.