Opportunity to enjoy the beautiful flowers, tree and lights all year long with 9 windows facing Park Avenue! Elegant and majestic, this spectacular eight-room residence is a perfect apartment for a luxury downsize, a pied a terre or a wonderful corner home with incredible space indoor and out for entertaining. This sun-filled home is located in one of the most coveted pre-war cooperatives on Park Avenue, sublimely located at the corner of 73rd Street and representing the best of renowned architect Rosario Candela. Boasting nearly 75 linear feet and eleven oversized casement windows looking out onto leafy Park Avenue and its beautiful malls, this exceptional three-bedroom, three-bathroom home effortlessly epitomizes the grandeur Candela sought to achieve while also lending itself to intimate gatherings. The private elevator vestibule opens on to an impressive gallery, which flows beautifully into the grand living room featuring a wood-burning fireplace and stunning private terrace, a lovely square formal dining room, and a cozy library which could easily be converted into a fourth bedroom. The expansive chef’s kitchen with separate large eating area, butler’s pantry, and laundry room leads to a double staff room with full bathroom.

A private hall leads to two extraordinarily proportioned and sun-filled bedrooms (each facing Park Avenue and each with ensuite bathrooms), including the master bedroom with a handsome fireplace. This truly stately residence, replete with soaring ceilings, magnificent proportions, and intricately crafted moldings and fireplaces, offers the most sophisticated buyer a rare opportunity to create an extraordinary Park Avenue home. 778 Park Avenue is among the most distinguished white glove buildings, consisting only of 18 apartments and offering the highest level of service and privacy. No more summer work rules. * This apartment is currently unfurnished.

Photos shown are only for representation purposes. We have virtually staged some of the rooms in this apartment.

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