Located in a distinctive Carnegie Hill co-op, enter the spacious gallery which sets the tone for this lovely prewar six-room home, designed for comfortable living and entertaining.

 

 The grand living room has a wood-burning fireplace, plenty of wall space for your art collection, a built-in bookcase, herringbone floors, and two windows overlooking Park Avenue. There is ample space for an eight-person dining area.

 

 The large primary bedroom also has a window onto Park Avenue, plus two deep closets and a windowed en suite bathroom. The second bedroom is equally large and has a wall of closets, two windows, and its own en suite bathroom which can also be accessed from the   hall. The third bedroom has a closet and a half bath. There is an additional room that can serve as a charming office or study.

 

 The windowed eat-in kitchen awaits your designer's magic touch. There is plenty of space to work with!

 

 The apartment features include high ceilings, well-proportioned rooms, oversized windows, and beautiful hardwood floors; it transfers with a storage bin.

 

 1040 Park Avenue was designed in 1924 by Delano & Aldrich. Cond Nast was one of the original tenants, and lived here in grand style until his death. It is a white-glove building, with full-time doorman, concierge, and resident manager. The building has a newly   renovated lobby and a gym, and permits washer/dryers, pets, and pieds- -terre.

 

 The building is located on the 86th Street corridor, close to Central Park and the Reservoir, Museum Mile, the boutiques and restaurants of Madison Avenue, and abundant public transportation.