This newly renovated, mint condition Park Avenue home features 2 bedrooms plus a maid's quarters, each with their own full ensuite windowed bathroom as well as a separate half bath for guests.  Originally 8 rooms, the apartment was converted into 7 to create its current spacious living room/dining room combination, but could easily be restored to its original 3 bedrooms.  Northern and western exposures offer terrific light and wonderful city views. The state of the art windowed kitchen features a washer/dryer unit, Sub-Zero refrigerator, Viking range w/hood, Bosch dish washer & beverage cooler.  This immaculate home has pre-war details like beamed ceilings, a wood burning fireplace and beautiful hardwood floors throughout, while incorporating contemporary touches like the open floor plan, stainless kitchen, modern built-in cabinetry/closets and built in wine cooler.  

Erected in 1929, this finely detailed building was converted to a cooperative in 1964. The 16-story building has 66 apartments and was developed by Michael E. Paterno, one of the city's foremost developers of luxury residential buildings of his generation, and designed by J. M. Felson. Located in the mid 80's the building is steps from great neighborhood restaurants and boutiques, as well as a short walk from the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The building has a full time doorman in addition to an elevator operator, a modern gym, bicycle room, and private storage.

FLIP TAX TO BE PAID BY BUYER