40 East 88th Street
- 87 RESIDENCES
- 15 STORIES
- BUILT 1930
The Details
40 East 88th Street is an elegant prewar building located in the heart of Carnegie Hill. The building was constructed in 1930 and designed in the Art Deco style. The building lobby has recently been restored to its original design. The building consists of 15 floors and approximately 86 residential apartments. The building amenities include two full-time doormen, live-in superintendent, gym, st...
- Concierge
- Doorman
- Cable ready
- Common roof deck
- Fitness center
- Garage
- High-speed internet
- Wine cellar
Units
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While it's only 10 blocks long from south to north (86th to 96th) and a few blocks wide (from Third Avenue to Central Park), Carnegie Hill is home to many of the city’s leading museums. It is in some ways a concentrated version of the essential character of the Upper East Side. The neighborhood takes its name from Andrew Carnegie’s mansion on Fifth Avenue — one of many found here, though over the years some (including Carnegie’s) have been converted to other uses. Still, the rowhouses on its side streets, and apartments in more vertical buildings, remain some of Manhattan’s most iconic real estate.
Carnegie Hill Neighborhood Guide