Perfectly perched in the heart of Carnegie Hill, one of the Upper East Side’s most desired enclaves,128 East 92nd Street is a recently renovated Queen Anne Style townhouse on a highly desirable tree-lined block, just off of Park Avenue. This gracious, surprisingly spacious-feeling home with 4-bedrooms and 5 bathrooms is light-filled and voluminous, with multiple private outdoor spaces and an enchanting south-facing garden. While many of the original details from the 1800s have been preserved, this home, designed by architectural firm Weber and Drosser in 1887, has been fully updated and modernized to function beautifully in the 21st century.

A gated entry invites you into the garden level that houses the renovated kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances by Miele and Sub-Zero. The kitchen opens into a sitting area with a fireplace. A conservatory/sunroom, opens onto the almost 30ft deep, landscaped, south-facing garden. A flexible room for a den or home office and a full bathroom complete this floor.

The Parlor Floor showcases a grand living room flooded with natural light from two large windows with a memorable marble fireplace. A wood-paneled library to the south boasts an abundance of built-in bookshelves, a fireplace, and oversized French doors that open onto a charming terrace overlooking the garden.

The extraordinary carved wood stairway leads up to the third floor, housing two spacious bedrooms, each with its own ensuite bathroom.

On the Fourth Floor, the primary suite includes an ensuite bathroom that doubles as a dressing room.

On the top floor, there is an additional flexible space for a den or office with access to a private roof terrace.

This move-in-ready home features wonderful touches and finishes, including plumbing fixtures from Waterworks and custom artistic tile finishes in the bathrooms. There is a full basement with well-maintained mechanicals.

The neighborhood is one of the most convenient in all of Manhattan, surrounded by elegant townhouses and cultural landmarks including the Guggenheim Museum and the 92nd Street Y, just moments from Central Park, Museum Mile, and the charming shops and cafes of Madison Avenue. Multiple public transportation options are within moments of your front door.