1025 Park Avenue

Co-op located in Carnegie Hill, between East 85th Street & East 86th Street

Description of 1025 Park Avenue

1025 Park Avenue is a five-story Jacobean mansion completed in 1912 and later converted to an 11-unit cooperative. Well situated between East 85th and 86th Streets, it is perfectly positioned by Central Park, the culturally iconic Metropolitan Museum of Art, as well as luxury shopping, Michelin caliber restaurants and gourmet markets like Whole Foods.Most remarkably, this boutique co-operative offers condo-like purchasing criteria; a welcome respite from the restrictions generally associated with many Upper East Side buildings. No board approval is required and work rules are flexible. Pied a terre's and pets are also allowed.

Building Facts

Year Built: 1912

Building Type: Co-op

Neighborhood: Carnegie Hill (Manhattan)

Minimum Down: 20%
Total Apartments: 11 11

Total Floors: 5

Pets: Allowed

Total Floorplans:

Building Amenities

Pre War
Elevator
Landmarked

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1025 Park Avenue: Rating

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Carter Horsley's Review of 1025 Park Avenue

"There are not too many townhouses left on Park Avenue and this handsome, Jacobean-style mansion at 1025 Park Avenue between 85th and 86th Streets is one of the most impressive, although it has been subdivided, nicely, into 11 cooperative apartments.

It is also only half a block north from another attractive former mansion, the former Lewis Gouverneur Morris house designed by Ernest Flagg at 100 East 85th Street that has a short frontage on the avenue and had been used for many years as the headquarters of the New World Foundation." Read Carter's Full Review

Pros

Designed by John Russell Pope
Some balconies
Excellent public transportation
Few apartments
Huge bay windows
Close to Subway

Cons

No sun deck
No doorman
No garage

Broker & Buyer Comments

"Landmark building built in 1910 for a opera composer. Nice unattended lobbey, elevator, great layout UES 6, 4 and 5 train on the bloack"

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