1175 Park Avenue - Carnegie Hill
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1175 Park Avenue stands as a full-service, white-glove cooperative along the esteemed Park Avenue, boasting a superb gym, basement laundry facilities, a live-in superintendent, doormen, and handymen. This remarkable 15-story red-brick edifice, situated on the northeast corner at 94th Street, was built in 1925 and converted to a cooperative in 1983, featuring 49 apartments with up to 50% financing permitted.
Crafted by Emery Roth, renowned for luxury apartment designs like the San Remo and Beresford on Central Park West, this building was developed by the George Backer Construction Company and once owned by Emanuel Kulukundis before being sold to an investing client of Emil Roger. Its pre-war elegance is evident in the refined base adorned with pilasters and a rusticated limestone foundation, accentuated by pronounced window surrounds and a bold cornice atop. The red-and-white façade harmonizes beautifully with its counterpart, 1185 Park Avenue, across 94th Street
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