One Carnegie Hill

One Carnegie Hill is a rental apartment building at 215 East 96th Street in Carnegie Hill, Manhattan, developed by Related Companies. It stands near the corner of Third Avenue at the northern edge of Carnegie Hill, where the Upper East Side gives way to East Harlem.

Museum Mile runs along Fifth Avenue to the west, with the Guggenheim, the Cooper Hewitt in Andrew Carnegie’s former mansion, the Jewish Museum and the Museum of the City of New York all within walking distance, and Central Park’s northeast corner and the Reservoir beyond them. Asphalt Green’s sports complex is east toward the river. The 6 stops at 96th Street under Lexington Avenue and the Q stops at 96th Street beneath Second Avenue.

Completed in 2005, the 41-story tower holds 475 apartments and is the tallest building in Carnegie Hill in this index. It is one of six Related Companies buildings in the neighborhood, and its height gives upper floors long views over Central Park to the west and the East River to the east. The Q train’s 96th Street station, opened in 2017, made it one of the best-connected buildings on the northern Upper East Side.