Beautifully proportioned and located on the 14th Floor of 1095 Park Avenue, this prewar eight room residence has three-bedroom suites and three and a half bathrooms. The sun-drenched home has central and through-the-wall air conditioning, herringbone floors,   original restored hardware, olive knuckle hinges, custom millwork and bespoke finishes throughout.

 

 A semi-private elevator landing opens onto a grand entrance gallery with two coat closets. Off the gallery is a majestic living room that epitomizes grandeur with a wood burning fireplace; it is 27-feet long with three oversized windows and built-in bookshelves.   Adjacent is the formal dining room, which also has three large windows and affords an elegant space for gatherings. Off the dining room is an incredible windowed home office with a built-in desk, bookshelves and file cabinets. At the other end of the dining   room, there is a library nook with bookshelves and another space for a desk. There is a large eat-in windowed kitchen with a breakfast bar as well as a separate breakfast room with a built-in banquette. The kitchen is newly renovated with custom cabinets,   Quartzite countertops, ceramic tile floors and state-of-the-art appliances including a Subzero refrigerator, a Subzero freezer, a Thermador oven and six-burner range, a second Thermador oven, a Thermador microwave, Miele dishwasher and two sinks. Off the kitchen   is a laundry area as well as a staff bedroom with a murphy bed and windowed en-suite bathroom with a shower. Completing the public spaces is an elegant bar off the living room with a Subzero wine refrigerator and Subzero refrigerator and a powder room.

 

 As for the private quarters, the magnificent corner primary suite has five oversized windows facing south and east and seven incredible closets, one of which is a lavish 9'3" long dressing room. The en-suite windowed bathroom has two sinks and excellent storage.   The second bedroom faces north, while the third bedroom is a corner room facing east and north, both rooms have large closets. In between these two bedrooms, there is a bathroom with a bathtub. There are also two hallway closets for additional storage.

 

 This exquisite prewar co-operative was built in 1930 by Schwartz & Gross. There are eighteen floors and sixty-seven residences. The building is superbly staffed and offers a private fitness center and bicycle room. There is a 2% flip tax and the building allows   up to 50% financing. A storage bin will be assigned to the apartment.