The Ascot, 407 Park Avenue South
between East 28th Street & East 29th Street | Flatiron/Union Square
Key Details
- Co-op
- Built in 1984
- 147 Apartments
- 28 Floors
- Size From # avail
- 1 Bed $765,000 1
- 3 Beds $2,100,000 1
- Last updated Jul 20, 2017
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$1,235
Avg. Price / Ft2
- Size From # avail
- 1 Bed $3,700 1
- Last updated Jul 13, 2017
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- Size Avg. Price # Sold
- STUDIO $499,000 1
- 1 BED $746,857 7
- 2 BEDS $1,636,000 1
- Avg. Price based on 9 closings during past 12 months Last updated Jul 20, 2017
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$1,188
Avg. Price / Ft2
Overview
- #8 Rated co-op - Flatiron/Union Square
This 26-story light-colored brick apartment tower is on the site of the Belmore Cafeteria, the city's most famous all-night restaurant for decades whose clientele always included many cabdrivers. The building was erected in 1984 and was developed by Peter Kalikow, who later became the publisher of The New York Post for a while. The architect was Philip Birnbaum. The building was converted to a condominium in 1988 and has 147 apartments, many with good views on the upper floors. In the heart of the Midtown South district, the Ascot is very convenient to public transportation with a local subway stop at 28th Street and excellent bus service on Park and Madison Avenues and cross-town buses at 23rd and 34th Streets. Madison Square Park is three blocks away and many popular and trendy restaurants and boutiques as well as movie theaters are nearby in the Flatiron district, one of the city's most exciting neighborhoods.
Features & Amenities
- FT Doorman
- Post War
- Basement Storage
- Washer/Dryer in building
- Elevator
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Nearby Subway Stations
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Carter Horsley's Review
The Ascot, 407 Park Avenue South
"This 26-story light-colored brick apartment tower is on the site of the Belmore Cafeteria, the city's most famous all-night restaurant for decades whose clientele always included many cabdrivers. The building was erected in 1984 and was developed by Peter Kalikow, who later became the publisher of The New York Post for a while. The architect was Philip Birnbaum. The building was converted to a condominium in 1988 and has 147 apartments, many with good views on the upper floors. In the heart of the Midtown South district, the Ascot is very convenient to public transportation with a local subway stop at 28th Street and excellent bus service on Park and Madison Avenues and cross-town buses at 23rd and 34th Streets. Madison Square Park is three blocks away and many popular and trendy restaurants and boutiques as well as movie theaters are nearby in the Flatiron district, one of the city's most exciting neighborhoods."
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The pros & cons
Pros
- Excellent location in the heart of the Midtown South district
- Doorman
- Good views from upper floors
- Close to Subway
- Excellent public transportation
- Balconies
- Three blocks from Madison Square Park
- Close to the many trendy and popular restaurants and boutiques of the Flatiron District
Cons
- Commercial neighborhood
- Considerable traffic on Park Avenue South
- Many apartments
- Conventional layouts
- No garage
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Pricing Comparison of Similar Buildings
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View By Apartment SizesPast 12 Months
$818,111
AVG Price, based on 9 Sales
The Ascot, 407 Park Avenue South Alternate Addresses
- 405 Park Avenue South
- 403 Park Avenue South
- 407 Park South Avenue South
- 409 Park Avenue South
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In the Neighborhood: What’s Available & Sales Stats
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- 61 Available for Sale
- $1,348 Avg. Price / Ft2
- $2,087,639 Avg. Price
- $1,299,000 Median Price
- Most Expensive 140 Fifth Avenue Apt 11FL | $7,950,000
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Least Expensive
30 East 22nd Street
Apt 4B | $375,000
Price / ft2 $938
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- 13 Available for Rent
- $71 Avg. Price / Ft2
- $6,110 Avg. Price
- $2,900 Median Price
- Most Expensive 140 Fifth Avenue Apt 11FL | $29,500
- Least Expensive 126 East 30th Street Apt 4C | $2,195
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- 97 Total Sales
- $1,296 Avg. Price / Ft2
- $1,271,620 Avg. Price
- $925,000 Median Price
- Most Expensive 140 Fifth Avenue Apt 2AB | $4,800,000
- Least Expensive Parker Gramercy Apt 1226 | $450,000
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