Carnegie Hill is a residential section of Manhattan’s Upper East Side, generally located between East 86th and East 98th Streets, from Fifth Avenue to Third Avenue. The neighborhood is known for its consistent streetscape of prewar cooperative buildings, historic brownstones, and select newer condominium developments. It is part of the Museum Mile corridor, with institutions such as the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum and the Jewish Museum located along Fifth Avenue. Central Park borders the neighborhood to the west, providing access to open space and recreation. Madison Avenue and nearby corridors offer retail, dining, and daily services. Public transportation options include subway lines and bus routes, supporting connectivity throughout Manhattan.