NEW PRICE! 300 feet from Central Park and The Guggenheim Museum, this Mint Carnegie Hill 2-Bedroom Pre-War Candela Condominium is a find! A gracious entry gallery welcomes you where you are drawn to an expansive sunken living and dining room that blends classic pre-war interiors with a warm, organic, and chic contemporary palette with six-inch white oak plank floors throughout. The open chef's kitchen is outfitted with custom white cabinetry accented by polished nickel hardware and features under-cabinet lighting. Dekton Spanish Quartz countertops and backsplashes are perfectly complemented by Dornbracht polished chrome faucets and a full range of professional appliances including dual Miele Ovens, a Wolf range with a Miele hood, two Bosch dishwashers, and a 48" SubZero Fridge. The expansive Primary Suite features an oversized walk-in closet and an en-suite bathroom with Dolomiti white marble walls, floors, and counters, radiant heated floors, and Robern mirrors. At the opposite end of the apartment, the 2nd bedroom is well-lit with double exposures and ample closet space. A deep soaking tub by Zuma in the secondary bathroom and laundry closet completes this residence. Storage is included. Located in the heart of Carnegie Hill, Manhattan's most distinguished Upper East Side neighborhood, surrounded by the city's most prestigious co-ops and townhouses and adjacent to the Guggenheim Museum, perched half a block away from majestic Central Park, 12 East 88th Street is the rare classic pre-war condominium residence updated with all modern conveniences, finishes, and features. Designed nearly a century ago by the famed Gilded Age architect, Rosario Candela, 12 East 88th Street offers a rare pedigree. Each residence has been thoughtfully rescaled for the needs and tastes of modern residents, with updated touches by renowned firm Champalimaud Design. Curated amenities include a full-time doorman, fitness center, and playroom leading onto a landscaped terrace. There is currently an assessment thru 12/2025 for $1,249.55/month.