131 E 92nd Street, New York City, NY 10128

Nestled οn a сhаrming and deѕirablе tοwnhouse-lined bloсk in Cаrnegie Hill, this Queen-Anne-style 1887 townhouse has been completely renovated and modernized while carefully preserving its historic details. This turn-key home offers 4 bedrooms with en suite baths, 2 guest baths, and 3 outdoor spaces. Features include soaring ceilings, rift oak flooring, 4 woodburning fireplaces and a restored original facade.

A wrought-iron gate leads to the idyllic front courtyard. Inside, a foyer welcomes you to the Garden Floor, with an eat-in kitchen, dining and living areas. The kitchen offers stainless-steel appliances, new oak floors, Luce de Luna quartzite counters and custom cabinetry. Surrounded by glass doors offering incredible natural light, the dining and living room overlooks the bucolic private garden 600 +/- square feet of outdoor space to relax and entertain.

Upstairs, the elegant Parlor Floor features 11 ft ceilings, 2 working fireplaces and an outdoor terrace. The heart of the home is the southern-facing living room with oversized windows, distinguished by a woodburning fireplace with wood mantel and stone surround. There is also a library (or formal dining room) with a terrace spilling off of it, and a home office.

The Third Floor encompasses the master suite and a second en suite bedroom. A skylight pours light through the stairway of the Fourth Floor, which features 2 more well sized bedrooms and 2 en suite baths. All of the bathrooms feature Calacatta gold marble, polished nickel finishes and heated floors. A basement with recreation room and storage complete this exquisite offering.

131 E 92nd St maintains its historic vernacular amidst a thoughtful renovation. New HVAC systems with zoned central heating, AC, purification & humidification, new roof, highly insulated weight & chain windows, security and sound systems are features of the carefully crafted renovation. Located in the heart of Carnegie Hill, this home is just off Park Ave, close to boutiques, cafes, Central Park, and schools.