Carnegie Park at 200 East 94th Street in the Upper East Side offers enough luxury to tempt even the most demanding prospective tenant. Built in 1986, the 31-floor, 455-apartment high-rise features a red-brick facade and curved exterior designed by Costas Kondylis.
The major curve in the building's design offers many tenants very broad bay windows with which to enjoy the view. Hardwood floors and spacious closets are featured throughout. Self-controlled heat and air provides year-round comfort. Gourmet chef's kitchens come equipped with a stainless steel appliance suite, including a dishwasher, while granite countertops and wooden cabinetry round out the elegant look. Marble bathrooms feature soaking tubs and stainless steel fixtures.
The sumptuous lobby of this New York rental is outfitted with mahogany, marble and granite and attended by a 24-hour concierge. Other amenities include a fitness center, bicycle room, sky-lit recreation room, children's playroom, sundeck, and private garden. Services abound, including video security, maid service, valet and dry cleaning, laundry, and hotel service. This building does permit small dogs.
Carnegie Park looks over the classic Carnegie Hill neighborhood. Tenants are close to a subway station at Lexington and 96th Street, and there are many shops and restaurants in the vicinity. Tenants can also peruse museums, browse bookstores and celebrated shops, and dine at gourmet restaurants.
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