2 Beds
2 Baths
2 Beds
2 Baths
OPEN HOUSE
Sun Apr 27, 12:00pm - 2:00pm
Key Details
Property Type Cooperative
Sub Type coops
Listing Status Active
Purchase Type For Sale
Subdivision Carnegie Hill
MLS Listing ID RLS20017740
Bedrooms 2
HOA Fees $3,170/mo
HOA Y/N Yes
Year Built 1926
Property Sub-Type coops
Property Description
Apartment 7C at 51 East 90th Street is a pre-war, two-bedroom apartment in a boutique co-op building in Carnegie Hill, between Madison and Park Avenues. This corner unit features a spacious and bright living room and a newly renovated dining area, with a decorative fireplace, 9-foot beamed ceilings, and hardwood floors throughout. It includes 1.5 bathrooms and offers northern and western exposures, providing light and space for comfortable living.
The sizeable primary bedroom has California closets, a northern exposure overlooking the neighboring brownstone gardens, and an updated full bath with a glass shower. The second bedroom faces west and has an ensuite half bathroom. The kitchen has stainless steel appliances and gorgeous white marble countertops. There is a new washer/dryer unit in the apartment.
This full-service cooperative, designed by George Pelham in 1926, is located in the heart of Carnegie Hill, just a block from the Engineers' Gate entrance to the Reservoir and Central Park. The building has a full-time doorman, live-in super, laundry room, private storage for rent, and a bike rack. It is pet-friendly. 60% financing is permitted. There is a 1.5% flip tax. There is also an assessment of $1,062 until October 2025 for facade work.
Location
Rooms
Basement Other
Interior
Fireplaces Number 1
Fireplaces Type Other
Fireplace Yes
Laundry Building Other, Washer Hookup, In Unit
Exterior
Exterior Feature None
View Y/N Yes
View City
Porch None
Private Pool No
Building
Dwelling Type High Rise
Story 10
New Construction No
Others
Pets Allowed Pets Allowed
Ownership Stock Cooperative
Monthly Total Fees $3, 170
Special Listing Condition Standard
Pets Allowed Building Yes, Yes
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