This light-filled prewar apartment in charming Carnegie Hill is close to Central Park, several museums and a number of public and private schools.

A two bedroom, now converted to a spacious one bedroom, (easy to return to its original layout), has expansive living and dining areas. The elegant 4-room apartment was totally renovated only five years ago with top-of-the-line finishes throughout.

Located in the sought after neighborhood of Carnegie Hill, you will fall in love with its traditional prewar aspects, including high ceilings, windows in every room, south and east exposures and a separate entry hallway. The kitchen has custom white wood cabinets, Italian tile, stone counter tops, a custom floor-to-ceiling pantry, Fisher Paykel refrigerator, a Bosch dishwasher and an oversize stainless steel under-mounted sink.

This meticulously maintained co-op is both family friendly and dog welcoming with the latest in virtual doorman technology for your security. The resident super, with the co-op for 20 years, accepts packages and is on hand for any need you may have. Cameras are strategically placed for added safety. There is a laundry room on the lower level, and the building allows a washer/dryer in the apartment with the consent of the Board. A beautiful roof deck offers sweeping views over brownstones. Storage units are available for a reasonable $55/month, and shareholders can store their bikes for a small fee. 

Dating from 1923, 131 East 93rd Street is a lovely prewar building located between Lexington and Park Avenues. It is three blocks from Central Park, two blocks from Madison Avenue with its wonderful boutique shops and restaurants, and around the corner from Lexington Avenue with all the essential shops for your convenience. A bus stop is also around the corner, the local subway is on 96th Street and the express is on 86th Street.