A Tour of Carnegie Hill Neighborhood of Manhattan
Located between East 86th and 96th Streets and stretching from 3rd to 5th Avenues, the affluent neighborhood got its name after Andrew Carnegie built his mansion on 5th Avenue and 91st Street in 1901.
Carnegie Hill is known for its wood-frame houses and Neo-Gothic mansions that border residential buildings along tree-lined blocks.
its proximity to Central Park keeps the neighborhood in high demand.
In fact, the demand is so high, that the border has been getting pushed northward into Spanish Harlem,
Families are drawn to the neighborhood for its public and private schools, some of which are ranked highest in the country including the Spence School and Hunter College High School.
Home prices here can be particularly high, and of course, you can expect prices to be higher, the closer you are to Central Park.
Please reach out if you would like to tour some properties in Carnegie Hill or would like more information.