Charming 1928 Mediterranean-style pre-war co-op in Carnegie Hill featuring renovated apartments with classic details and modern conveniences. Prime Upper East Side location near Central Park with excellent subway access and vibrant neighborhood amenities. Currently, 1 apartment is for sale.
175 East 93rd Street is a 1928 cooperative in Carnegie Hill, a five story, 16 unit pre war walk up. Its Mediterranean fantasy architecture gives the building a distinctive identity, while the intimate scale and tree lined setting keep the focus on the original character of the block.
Apartments range from studios to two bedrooms and commonly retain pre war proportions, including ceilings of roughly 10 to 11 feet, hardwood floors, oversized windows, and generous storage. Some residences have windowed kitchens and bathrooms, courtyard or street exposures, built ins, and washer and dryer installations, with layouts that include both traditionally proportioned rooms and flexible spaces that can be reconfigured.
The co op is pet friendly subject to board approval. Purchases by investors are not permitted, and subletting is considered case by case, reflecting the building's primary residence rules. Maintenance is described as relatively low, although the building's policies and financial requirements remain subject to board review.
The building sits between Lexington and Third Avenues, with Central Park, the 92nd Street Y, restaurants, markets, shops, and cultural institutions a few blocks away. Its Carnegie Hill location combines the quieter streets and pre war fabric of the Upper East Side with access to the Lexington Avenue and Second Avenue subway corridors.
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