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This 6-story cooperative apartment building in Carnegie Hill has 42 units and a canopied entrance. The beige-brick building features fire escapes, part-time doorman, and is near good shopping, schools, and public transportation.
161 East 88th Street is a well-maintained, six-story co-op building located in the Carnegie Hill neighborhood of Manhattan. This attractive beige-brick structure features 42 units and showcases charming Art Deco details. The building offers a canopied entrance, a part-time doorman, and a live-in superintendent, although it lacks a health club and garage facilities. Its prime location provides residents with easy access to local shopping, fine private schools, and excellent public transportation options, including express subway service at Lexington Avenue and 86th Street.
Common apartment features include high ceilings, hardwood floors, and generous storage space. Many units, such as the spacious two-bedroom apartments, boast sun-filled living areas, renovated kitchens, and multiple exposures that enhance natural light. The building's apartments often include unique layouts, such as sunken living rooms and large entry foyers, which can serve as dining areas or home offices. Notably, some units have been recently renovated, offering modern amenities while retaining their pre-war charm.
161 East 88th Street is conveniently situated near a variety of dining and shopping options, including Whole Foods and local cafes. The building's residents enjoy proximity to Central Park and cultural institutions, making it an appealing choice for those seeking a vibrant urban lifestyle. The co-op allows for co-purchasing and pieds-Ă -terre, with a pet policy permitting cats but not dogs.
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