E 86 ST #11-A

The perfect combination of pre-war detail and modern convenience, this classic three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bathroom home offers elegant, tranquil living in a coveted Carnegie Hill co-op building.
Classic herringbone floors throughout, beamed ceilings, original moldings, ample custom millwork, tall doorways and oversized windows, this expansive home's abundant pre-war appeal is evident the moment you enter the gracious foyer gallery.
The living room invites you to linger by the wood-burning fi…

The perfect combination of pre-war detail and modern convenience, this classic three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bathroom home offers elegant, tranquil living in a coveted Carnegie Hill co-op building.
Classic herringbone floors throughout, beamed ceilings, original moldings, ample custom millwork, tall doorways and oversized windows, this expansive home's abundant pre-war appeal is evident the moment you enter the gracious foyer gallery.
The living room invites you to linger by the wood-burning fireplace and enjoy the open, high-floor southern views including Madison Avenue. The chic and flexible dining area, currently in use as a den, will easily accommodate your next dinner party, while the massive, windowed chef's kitchen lies just beyond. A full complement of top-notch appliances — Viking stove, Sub-Zero refrigerator and wine storage — are surrounded by abundant cabinetry and prep space. A full-sized washer and vented dryer, powder room and service entrance add to this cookery's many conveniences.
The master suite is illuminated by two huge south facing windows, custom closets and a completely renovated en suite windowed master bathroom. The two additional bedrooms feature southern and northern exposures, respectively, and share a delightful, updated Jack-and-Jill bathroom.
Built in 1931, 49 East 86th Street is a handsome Art Deco brick and limestone prewar cooperative ideally situated at the corner of Madison Avenue in Carnegie Hill. The pet-friendly, white-glove building offers a full-time doorman, live-in superintendent, a regal canopied entrance, storage (subject to a wait list) and a bike room. Up to 50 percent financing permitted, 2 percent flip tax, pied-a-terres are not allowed.
From this ideal vantage point, the delightful shops and restaurants of Madison Avenue are right outside your door, and Central Park is a block away. Museum Mile is your backyard, offering direct access to the Guggenheim, the Met and innumerable galleries. Transportation is effortless with 4/5/6 trains two blocks east.Zoned for P.S. 6.