Building: 70 East 93rd Street

Historic Co-op at 70 East 93rd Street in Carnegie Hill

Experience the charm and elegance of this co-op located in the heart of the prestigious Carnegie Hill Historic District. Constructed in 1890, this building is a testament to timeless architectural beauty and meticulous care. With ten units, it offers a unique and intimate living experience.

This building is one of three brownstone-fronted flats designed by architect Max Hensel. The Renaissance Revival facade features detailed broad foliated spandrel reliefs between floors, showcasing intricate craftsmanship.

Situated on East 93rd Street in Carnegie Hill, this co-op enjoys one of New York City’s most desirable neighborhoods. Known for its tree-lined streets, elegant townhouses, and proximity to Central Park, residents have easy access to leisurely strolls, cultural attractions like the Museum Mile, and upscale dining and shopping options. The area is also home to prestigious private schools, enhancing its appeal. Additionally, East 93rd Street boasts a rich history, with notable buildings such as the Vanderbilt House contributing to the neighborhood’s unique character.

Carnegie Hill’s designation as a historic district means that the neighborhood has retained much of its original character and charm. This co-op offers the opportunity to live in a piece of history while enjoying modern conveniences.

The building is self-managed, fostering a strong sense of community and ownership among the residents. Shareholder participation is required, ensuring that the building is maintained to high standards and that residents have a direct say in its management.

70 East 93rd Street combines historic charm, architectural beauty, and community spirit in one of New York City’s most sought-after neighborhoods.