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This 6-story cooperative apartment building in Carnegie Hill has 42 units and a canopied entrance. The pre-war building features dark yellow brick, fire escapes, and air conditioners, with good local amenities and public transportation nearby. Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
170 East 94th Street is a six story prewar co-op built in 1930 with 42 units in the heart of Carnegie Hill. The dark yellow brick building occupies a quiet mid block location on a tree lined street facing charming brownstones. The building offers a live-in super, an updated laundry room, bike storage, individual storage bins, and a small common garden. A single elevator serves all floors, and units feature a Butterfly MX video intercom system. The building has no garage, health club, or roof deck.
Apartments retain classic prewar character with nine foot ceilings, original moldings, and solid hardwood or oak floors throughout. Most units feature windowed kitchens and bathrooms, with layouts ranging from one to two bedrooms. Recent renovations across various units include updated kitchens with stainless steel appliances from brands like Bosch and Liebherr, renovated bathrooms with soaking tubs and separate showers, and custom closet systems. Top floor units offer north facing views of trees and brownstone rooftops, while lower floors provide tree line level views. Several apartments feature herringbone floors and British colonial inspired plantation shutters.
The co-op maintains flexible policies, allowing pets, pied-à-terre ownership, subletting, guarantors, co-purchasing, and parents buying for children. Monthly maintenance fees are notably low for the neighborhood. The building is well maintained with assessments noted for capital improvements. Located one block from the Q, 4, 5, and 6 trains at Lexington Avenue and 96th Street, the building sits within walking distance of Central Park, the 92nd Street Y, Museum Mile, and numerous restaurants and shops including Whole Foods and specialty markets.
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