Philip House, 141 East 88th street, #3F

Prewar Renovated 4 Bedroom Condominium Residence 3F at Philip House is a gracious and beautifully renovated 4-bedroom, 4-bath 2,650 SF pre-war condominium with four exposures and tree-top views in the heart of Carnegie Hill. Perfect for entertaining with a 24’x19’ living room and adjacent library, the apartment was originally designed by AD 100 designer Victoria Hagan. Features include wide plank white oak floors, double-paned windows, zoned heating and air conditioning, crown molding and high ceilings.

The library features a wood-burning fireplace and custom stone mantel. A dream to cook in and the place everyone will gather, this large windowed kitchen with an impressive center island opens into the living room through pocket doors and features custom oak cabinetry, honed Belgian bluestone countertops and top-of-the-line appliances, including a SubZero refrigerator, wine refrigerator, Wolf range, and Miele dishwasher. Bosch washer and dryer are located in the bedroom hallway laundry room.

The four windowed bathrooms all feature Waterworks polished nickel fittings, custom marble vanities and marble countertops, and radiant heated floors. Philip House is an elegant pre-war condominium with a grand lobby. Built in 1927 and converted in 2013, this Carnegie Hill building has 12 floors and 69 units. Philip House is a full-service building with 24-hour doormen and an on-site resident manager.

The rooftop terrace by landscape architect HM White offers western skyline views and connects to a rooftop Club Room. Amenities include a fitness center with Technogym equipment, a playroom, a game room, and a music practice room, cold storage for deliveries, and a bike storage room. Located close to Central Park, incredible museums, such as the Met and the Guggenheim, Whole Foods, and chic restaurants and boutiques, Philip House offers easy access to the best of the Upper East Side. Please contact us to schedule a private showing starting on Friday, April 16.

24-hour notice required.

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