Perched on Park Avenue at 91st Street overlooking the Brick Church steeple and Park Avenue, this grand elegant 9 room residence, in one of the most distinguished white-glove prewar cooperatives, enjoys a gracious lay out, soaring ceilings, and open city views. This sunny home boasts custom woodworking and original hardwood herringbone floors.

Entered from a semi-private elevator landing, a stately and generously proportioned gallery welcomes guests as it opens onto the public rooms. The impressive entertaining expanse includes the original antique paneled Living Room with carved mantle over a wood burning fireplace facing the Brick Church Steeple, the large formal Dining Room facing West and a grand Music Room with a private bath facing Park Avenue (potentially a large fourth bedroom).

The private bedroom corridor offers 3 Bedrooms and 2 full baths. The Master Bedroom, with bath ensuite is situated on a corner with views North and East, and a large walk in closet.  

The Sizable eat-in Kitchen includes a laundry area, and there is a staff room with full bath. Built in 1927, this 16-story building, housing 44 apartments, enjoys the highest level of privacy and service with a concierge and full time doormen. The renowned architect George Fred Pelham designed the building and was also responsible for 1120 Park, 1100 Park and 944 Park to name a few.  Nestled in the Carnegie Hill neighborhood, it is surrounded with museums, charming boutiques, excellent restaurants and fine schools.