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950 Park Avenue is a Renaissance Revival style prewar cooperative with full-time door staff and amenities. The building offers a fitness center, rooftop garden, and proximity to Museum Mile, shopping, and public transportation.
950 Park Avenue is a 14 story, 29 unit cooperative on the southwest corner of Park Avenue and East 82nd Street, designed in 1921 by J. E. R. Carpenter. The red brick Renaissance Revival building has a palazzo inspired façade, limestone entrance surround, rusticated lower floors, masonry quoins, stringcourses, and a cornice. It was converted to cooperative ownership in 1948.
The apartment plans retain the scale of the pre war era, with a typical floor organized around an eight room and a 12 room residence. The larger layout traditionally includes five bedrooms, a long entry gallery, separate living room, library, dining room, pantry, kitchen, and former staff rooms; the eight room plan generally has three bedrooms and similarly formal entertaining spaces. High ceilings, large windows, wood burning fireplaces, private elevator landings, and generously proportioned foyers recur among the residences, with corner apartments offering Park Avenue, East 82nd Street, and Central Park or Metropolitan Museum views.
The full service cooperative has full time doormen, a live in superintendent or resident manager, resident storage, and a rooftop fitness center. Its landscaped rooftop garden has city and Central Park views, while select ground level space has been organized as a maisonette with a separate street entrance. Pets are permitted, financing is capped at 40 percent, and a 3 percent transfer fee is payable by the purchaser.
950 Park Avenue is two blocks east of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and close to Central Park, Museum Mile, and Madison Avenue's shops and restaurants. The 4, 5, and 6 trains stop at 86th Street and Lexington Avenue, and the building shares East 82nd Street with P. S. 6.
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