The Park 900

The Park 900 is a 28-story luxury condominium building seated on the border of 79th Street and Park Avenue in the Upper East Side.

The block-like building designed by Philip Birnbaum stands out from the rest of the buildings in this upscale neighborhood of New York City. Initially built for Gracious Living in 1973, the building was reworked and adapted to a condominium five years later.

Today, the Park 900 houses 122 spacious and stylish residences for sale, offering everything from studios to three-bedroom apartments.The post-war building features a modernist style of architecture configured around a circular driveway and spacious lobby with floor-to-ceiling windows and a welcoming sitting area.

All rooms have hardwood floors and large windows and their own washer and dryer, alongside built-in walk-in closets. As a resident, you will have access to amenities including an onsite fitness center, concierge services, a full-time doorman, an elevator operator, a central laundry room, basement storage, a shared courtyard, and a private garage.

The Park 900 is within walking distance of the 4, 5, 6 and Q subway lines and other public transportation systems, Madison and Fifth Avenue shopping and restaurants, and Central Park.

Museums in the neighborhood include Marymount Manhattan College, New York School of Interior Design, Hunter College, Richard Gilder Graduate School - American Museum of Natural History and the Gerstner Sloan Kettering Graduate School of Biomedical Science.