1125 Park Avenue - Carnegie Hill
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1125 Park Avenue is a distinguished 15 story, 72 unit cooperative on the northeast corner of Park Avenue and East 90th Street in Carnegie Hill. Designed by Schwartz & Gross and completed in 1926, the building was constructed by Julius Tishman & Sons and converted to a cooperative in 1958. The architects also designed several other notable Park Avenue buildings, establishing a consistent architectural presence along the prestigious corridor. The building features elegant prewar details including a canopied entrance with a two and a half story entrance surround, broken pediment, limestone quoins, and distinctive bandcourses above the first, third, and 14th floors.
The cooperative offers an impressive array of amenities that set it apart from typical prewar buildings. Some apartments come with an 84 bottle wine cellars, while shared facilities include a state-of-the-art fitness center, half basketball court, and children's playroom with library. The building maintains high security with controlled elevator access managed from the concierge desk, and provides full service amenities including a 24 hour doorman, concierge, and live in resident manager. Additional conveniences include bike storage, laundry facilities, and private storage bins. An interesting historical note: the basement amenities were created from a former coal storage bin with 27 foot ceilings, transformed two decades ago into the current recreational spaces.
Apartments at 1125 Park Avenue are notably spacious, typically ranging from six to nine rooms with most units featuring wood burning fireplaces. The layouts consistently include impressive entrance galleries spanning 17 to 26 feet, leading to well proportioned living spaces with high ceilings and herringbone hardwood floors. Many apartments offer Park Avenue views and multiple exposures, with living rooms commonly measuring 25 to 28 feet in length. The building's design allows for two apartments per floor per elevator, ensuring privacy and exclusivity. Recent renovations in many units showcase luxury finishes including marble bathrooms with high end fixtures, custom millwork, built in sound systems, and chef caliber kitchens with premium appliances from brands like Wolf, Sub Zero, and Miele.
Located in the heart of Carnegie Hill, the building enjoys proximity to Central Park, Museum Mile, and Madison Avenue shopping. The neighborhood is particularly noted for its excellent schools and cultural institutions including the Guggenheim Museum and the 92nd Street Y. The pet friendly building permits 50% financing and charges a 2% flip tax paid by the buyer, making it accessible to a range of qualified purchasers seeking luxury prewar living in one of Manhattan's most desirable residential enclaves.
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