920 Park Avenue: Review and Ratings
between East 80th Street & East 81st Street View Full Building Profile
This 21-story, white brick apartment building at 920 Park Avenue on the northwest corner at 80th Street was erected in 1964.
It was designed by Lyras, Galvin & Anaya and has 76 rental apartments. Stephen A. Lyras also built and designed the Sutton House at 415 East 52nd Street, the Carlton Regency at 137 East 36th Street and 165 East 66th Street
Bottom Line
A post-war apartment with a doorman and an elevator operator that is close to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and not far from Lenox Hill Hospital.
Description
The building has a two-story-high inset building entrance with canopy, several terraces at its top and discrete air-conditioners.
Amenities
The building has a doorman and an elevator operator, but no roof deck, no gym and no garage.
Apartments
Penthouse B is a two-bedroom unit that has a 23-foot-long living/dining room next to a 15-foot-long kitchen and three large terraces.
Apartment 11B is a two-bedroom unit that has an 11-foot-wide entrance gallery that opens onto a 24-foot-long living room and 12-foot-long dining alcove next to 13-foot-long kitchen.
Apartment 9A is a two-bedroom unit that has a wide entry foyer that leads to a 24-foot-long living room and an 18-foot-long dining room next to a 10-foot-long kitchen.
Apartment 6A is a two-bedroom unit that has a 9-foot-wide entrance gallery that opens onto a 25-foot-long, six-sided living room and an open 14-foot-long dining room next to a “L”-shaped, 15-foot-long kitchen.
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