18 E 94th St

For Rent: Exceptional Pre-War Studio, Carnegie Hill 18 East 94th Street, 4th floor walk-up A rare offering in one of Carnegie Hill's most storied brownstones: an elegant studio apartment that pairs classic detail with enviable location. Just off Fifth Avenue, between Fifth and Madison, on a peaceful, tree-lined stretch of 94th Street you are steps from Central Park and surrounded by the architectural grace, cultural richness, and refined atmosphere that define this historic enclave. Apartment Highlights. - Expansive living space: approximately 20 x 20, perfectly squared room ideal for entertaining or versatile living. - Grand proportions: soaring 11-foot ceilings, original fireplace, oversized windows that capture natural light and offer views across classic townhouse rooftops. - Pre-war charm beautifully preserved: original moldings, elegant proportions, rich architectural details. - Exclusive building: a well-kept, Renaissance Revival style brownstone, full of character, with full architectural integrity. - Located on the 4th floor of a walk-up; no elevator an easy climb well rewarded by the surroundings. Neighborhood & Lifestyle Carnegie Hill Carnegie Hill is among Manhattan's most coveted neighborhoods, combining old-world elegance with the luxuries of sophisticated city living. Bounded roughly by East 86th to 98th Streets, Fifth Avenue to the west (Central Park) and extending eastward, this historic district is prized for its stately brownstones, mansions, and pre-war buildings. You'll enjoy: - Central Park at your doorstep for morning runs, afternoon strolls, weekend picnics or simply the restorative presence of nature just across the street. - Cultural riches nearby: The Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum, The Jewish Museum, Museum Mile, and other world-class institutions are blocks away. - Refined shopping & dining: Madison & Fifth Avenues deliver upscale boutiques, gourmet cafes, and restaurants embodying the quiet luxury of this neighborhood. - Distinguished schools & community: prestigious private schools and strong civic pride define Carnegie Hill. Preservation societies maintain the historic fabric; neighborhood feel remains warm and residential. - Transit & access: while serene, the location remains very well connectedsubway lines, local buses, crosstown options, and proximity to Midtown make most destinations quite accessible.