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Intimate 1920 Carnegie Hill brownstone with just four residences offering unparalleled privacy on a coveted tree-lined block. Soaring ceilings, original details, and neoclassical elegance near Museum Mile and Central Park.
14 East 92nd Street is a distinguished 5-story pre-war brownstone built in 1920 and converted to a cooperative in 1980. Located on one of Carnegie Hill's most coveted tree lined blocks, this intimate building houses just four shareholders with one apartment per floor, creating an exceptionally private residential experience. The building's neoclassical limestone façade reflects the architectural elegance typical of the neighborhood's finest townhouses.
The apartments showcase classic pre-war details including soaring ceilings ranging from 9.5 to 14 feet, original hardwood floors, and decorative fireplaces that appear in multiple units. Many residences feature oversized arched windows that frame views of the surrounding historic architecture, while several units offer southern exposures overlooking private gardens. The parlor floor apartment stands out with its grand proportions and immaculate plasterwork and old world paneling, while upper floor units provide rooftop views and Parisian inspired charm.
Building amenities remain modest but practical, with financing permitted and shared laundry facilities in the basement. However, no pets are allowed. The location proves ideal for those seeking proximity to Central Park's Jacqueline Onassis Reservoir, Museum Mile institutions, and Fifth Avenue, while the quiet residential block offers a serene retreat from city bustle. Several units may be used as a pied-Ă -terre, adding to the building's appeal for those seeking a sophisticated Manhattan residence.
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