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200 E 94th St New York, NY 10128 has one bedroom available and rents for $3,500/mo.

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What neighborhood is the property located in?

200 E 94th St New York, NY 10128 is in the city of New York. Here you’ll find three shopping centers within 5.4 miles of the property.Five parks are within 5.8 miles, including Carl Schurz Park, Thomas Jefferson Park, and John Jay Park.

1 bedroom in New York NY 10128

Condos New York Manhattan County New York Upper East Side 200 E 94th St Unit 408

200 E 94th St Unit 408

200 E 94th St, New York, NY 10128

561-706-6113

Monthly Rent

$3,500
Bedrooms

1 bd
Bathrooms

1 ba
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200 E 94th St Unit 408

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APS43632088 - This one bedroom features excellent closet space, a king sized bedroom, great natural light, an XL sized living room and a fully renovated stainless steel kitchen with ALL appliances. In addition to the apartment, the building features:-24/7 white glove doorman building-Laundry valet-Gym, roof and POOL!-On site parking garage-Shared garden and a playroom -Only ONE block from the Q and two blocks from the 6. I have access to all the best listings in the neighborhood, and if this isn't the one for you, I can find you a winner to lock down that works the best!Call, email or text at any time of your convenience to set up a viewing.

200 E 94th St is a condo located in Manhattan County and the 10128 ZIP Code.

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Carnegie Park Condominiums

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Distinguished by its red brick and curved corner curtain wall facade, Carnegie Park is an emblematic Upper East Side residence designed by David Brody & Associates and outfitted by equally famed New York architect Robert A.M. Stern. Completed in 1986, the sizeable block wide building was converted from a rental complex into a 325-unit condo in 2014. With that, came its already well-entrenched and comprehensive program of amenity spaces, something seasoned Douglas Elliman agent Steven Cohen notes wasn’t as common in condo buildings at the time and certainly not in this part of town — the more subdued Carnegie Hill section of the Upper East Side — but much more so in rental buildings. Development company Related understood that the demand for this type of luxury could also be an incentive for potential homeowners well before it became the norm in new developments. “It’s not a new building but still one I consider to be modern,” Cohen says. “It has a crazy amount of above grade [not relegated to the basement] common areas which was unheard of when the building was converted ten years ago.” That said, 40-year-old units have also undergone major updates in the past few years. They benefit from oversized in-swing casement windows flooding well-thought-out layouts with ample amounts of natural light. “The half-acre residents-only park is what really differentiates this property,” Cohen notes. Incorporating an up-to-date play structure, well-manicured lawns and mature plantings — a context-responsive garden imagined by award-winning landscape architect Thomas Balsley — this private green space is accessed from the lobby, one external entrance and, perhaps most impressively, the ground-level three-lane, 50-foot-long indoor pool. An intermediary patio is furnished with plenty of well-maintained parasol-topped dining tables, deck chairs and built-in grills. There’s additional seating and lounging on the views-rich 32nd floor roof deck. A white-glove porter, concierge and 24/7 door attendant helmed lobby leads to a top-line fitness center, yoga room, children’s playroom and park-facing entertainment lounge, replete with a fully equipped kitchen for catered parties. With all of this situated on the ground floor, there’s enough room for a large basement-level laundry room and an even larger garage reserved for residents, who pay competitively priced monthly rates for their dedicated parking spots. An emphatically Robert A.M. Stern palette of slightly art deco yet classical finishes, including walnut-stained wood and stone-inlaid floors, carry through from the stylish lobby to most residences imbued with marble clad kitchens and bathrooms. However, given the building’s age, some studio to four-bedroom units reflect a varying degree of renovations, many carried out based on the specific tastes of previous owners and the changing interior trends of the past four decades. Many have, however, been revamped with of-the-moment kitchen cabinetry and appliances. Irregardless of this discrepancy, the building’s “solid bones” allow for favorable layouts with tons of closets. Main spaces like bedrooms and living rooms are programmed to either face the internal park or street and on higher levels, city views that extend as far as Central Park to the west and the Queens waterfront to the east. Most residences have in-unit washer/dryers but as mentioned before, homeowners can also utilize the sizeable basement-level facility. One unit Cohen sold in summer 2024, #414, sits within the complex’s glass wall curved facade corner. Even if on a lower level, the residence is suffused in natural light coming through oversized in-swing casement windows lining the rounded wall, which is positioned on not just a north, but also partial east and west, exposure. The 1,400 square feet two-bedroom residence sold for just under $1.5 million. A more standard one-bedroom but with slightly more space, unit #719, has ten-foot ceilings and was on the market for $1 million in mid-2024. While studios sell for $800,000, three-bedrooms can top out at $2.4 million. Four bedrooms — including four penthouses with over 3,000 square feet of space — range from $3.5 million to $5.5 million, depending on size and position in the complex. Cohen notes that even if residences are situated along 3rd Avenue, they remain quiet thanks to new double paned windows but also the fact that this part of the city is simply not as bustling as others. At the very top of the larger Upper East Side section of Manhattan, the Carnegie Hill neighborhood is a slightly more secluded pocket and yet still awash in quality eateries like Cohen’s recommended Korali Estiatorio, a hip yet quaint haunt serving contemporary takes on Greek classics. The upper part of Museum Mile is only a few blocks away with hidden gem Cooper Hewitt National Design Museum and the iconic Guggenheim Museum mounting a slew of thought-provoking exhibitions throughout the year. Staple New York bagel shops and pharmacies, stocking every essential, abound in the complex’s vicinity. Also nearby are several neighborhood watering holes like Barking Dog and large grocery stores such as cost-conscious Key Food and premium Westside Market. Central Park and running track encircled Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir are four blocks west. Residents who commute to, say, Midtown or Flatiron can take the Q train at the recently completed 96 Street station two streets north. Those looking to get out of town for a while can access the FDR Drive highway from close-by onramps at East 93rd and 96th streets. See more

Location

Property Address: 200 E 94th St, New York,

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Neighborhood

Welcome to NYC’s Upper East Side, a neighborhood renowned for its posh reputation. Made up of several smaller communities, renters can choose from Carnegie Hill, Lenox Hill, and Yorkville. If you’re looking to find an apartment in NYC’s Upper East Side, you may already know that they are notorious for their luxury amenities and high price points. However, apartments at more affordable price points can be found in the neighborhood as well.

Wondering if it’s a good idea to make the move to the Upper East Side? First understand what the neighborhood has in store. This notable neighborhood offers a variety of attractions for residents and visitors alike. Stroll through the sidewalks of Museum Mile and explore the countless local restaurants and specialty boutiques. Make a stop at the iconic Metropolitan Museum of Art, and take in New York’s famous Fifth Avenue.

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Education

Colleges & Universities			Distance
Colleges & Universities			Distance
Weill Cornell Medical College	Drive:	4 min	1.8 mi
Marymount Manhattan College	Drive:	5 min	2.0 mi
Hunter College	Drive:	6 min	2.6 mi
Columbia University	Drive:	8 min	3.0 mi

200 E 94th St Unit 408 is within 4 minutes or 1.8 miles from Weill Cornell Medical College. It is also near Marymount Manhattan College and Hunter College.

Transportation

Transportation options available in New York include 96 St, located 0.2 mile from 200 E 94th St Unit 408. 200 E 94th St Unit 408 is near Laguardia, located 7.2 miles or 16 minutes away, and John F Kennedy International, located 18.5 miles or 29 minutes away.

Transit / Subway			Distance
Transit / Subway			Distance
96 St	Walk:	4 min	0.2 mi
96 Street (4,6 Line)	Walk:	8 min	0.5 mi
86 St	Walk:	10 min	0.5 mi
86 Street (4,5,6 Line)	Walk:	14 min	0.7 mi
103 Street (4,6 Line)	Walk:	14 min	0.8 mi

Commuter Rail			Distance
Commuter Rail			Distance
Harlem-125Th Street Station	Drive:	5 min	2.1 mi
Grand Central	Drive:	7 min	3.4 mi
Grand Central Terminal	Drive:	8 min	3.6 mi
Hunterspoint Avenue Station	Drive:	11 min	5.3 mi
Long Island City Station	Drive:	11 min	5.4 mi

Airports			Distance
Airports			Distance
Laguardia	Drive:	16 min	7.2 mi
John F Kennedy International	Drive:	29 min	18.5 mi

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Points of Interest

Time and distance from 200 E 94th St Unit 408.

Shopping Centers			Distance
Shopping Centers			Distance
East River Plaza	Drive:	5 min	1.4 mi
Savoy Plaza	Drive:	6 min	2.6 mi
Astoria	Drive:	11 min	5.4 mi

200 E 94th St Unit 408 has 3 shopping centers within 5.4 miles, which is about a 11-minute drive. The miles and minutes will be for the farthest away property.

Parks and Recreation			Distance
Parks and Recreation			Distance
Carl Schurz Park	Walk:	12 min	0.7 mi
John Jay Park	Drive:	5 min	1.3 mi
Thomas Jefferson Park	Drive:	5 min	1.6 mi
Hallets Cove Playground	Drive:	12 min	5.4 mi
Socrates Sculpture Park	Drive:	12 min	5.8 mi

200 E 94th St Unit 408 has 5 parks within 5.8 miles, including Carl Schurz Park, Thomas Jefferson Park, and John Jay Park.

Hospitals			Distance
Hospitals			Distance
Metropolitan Hospital Center	Walk:	4 min	0.2 mi
Lenox Hill Hospital	Drive:	5 min	1.4 mi
Hospital for Special Surgery	Drive:	4 min	1.8 mi

200 E 94th St Unit 408 has 3 hospitals within 1.8 miles, the nearest is Metropolitan Hospital Center which is 0.2 mile away and a 4 minutes drive.

Military Bases			Distance
Military Bases			Distance
Governors Island Support Center	Drive:	19 min	9.5 mi
Fort Totten US Govt Reservation	Drive:	25 min	13.2 mi

200 E 94th St Unit 408 is 9.5 miles from Governors Island Support Center, and is convenient to other military bases, including Fort Totten US Govt Reservation.