1111 Park Avenue - Carnegie Hill
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1111 Park Avenue stands as one of Carnegie Hill's most distinguished pre-war cooperatives, built in 1925 by the renowned architectural firm Schwartz & Gross in the Colonial Revival style. This stately 14 story brick and limestone building occupies a prime corner location at East 90th Street within the Park Avenue Historic District. The building houses 80 apartments across 14 floors and was converted to a co-op in 1957. It is a white glove full service residence with 24 hour doorman and concierge service, live-in superintendent, state-of-the-art fitness center, and comprehensive amenities including bike storage and laundry facilities.
The apartments at 1111 Park Avenue are notable for their generous pre-war proportions and classic details. Many units feature 10 foot ceilings, wood burning fireplaces, and spacious entrance galleries that serve as impressive entry points. The building offers a diverse mix of layouts from classic sixes to expansive nine room residences and duplexes, with many apartments retaining original herringbone hardwood floors and architectural millwork. Staff rooms are common features, often converted into home offices or additional bedrooms.
The building's location in Carnegie Hill is steps from Central Park, the Museum Mile, and Madison Avenue shopping. This historic neighborhood, once home to Andrew Carnegie himself, maintains its refined character with tree lined streets and proximity to cultural institutions like the Cooper Hewitt and the Guggenheim. The building is pet friendly, permits 50% financing and charges a 2% flip tax paid by the buyer.
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