Welcome to 535 Park Avenue, an exquisite pre-war cooperative designed by Herbert Lucas and built in 1909. Nestled in one of Manhattans most prestigious neighborhoods between 61st and 62nd Streets, this 15-story building offers an unparalleled level of white glove service.
This expansive residence f...
Welcome to 535 Park Avenue, an exquisite pre-war cooperative designed by Herbert Lucas and built in 1909. Nestled in one of Manhattans most prestigious neighborhoods between 61st and 62nd Streets, this 15-story building offers an unparalleled level of white glove service.
This expansive residence features a sophisticated layout, currently configured as a two-bedroom plus library, with the potential to easily be restored to a three-bedroom configuration. With 4 bathrooms and a separate laundry room, the home exudes timeless elegance and pre-war charm, featuring original details such as high ceilings, oak hardwood floors, classic moldings, oversized windows and four exposures.
Upon stepping into the semi-private elevator landing, you are greeted by an elegant entrance foyer, leading to a grand gallery. The corner living room is the heart of the home, complete with a wood-burning fireplace and Juliet balcony with expansive western views overlooking Park Avenue. The formal dining room, accessible from both the foyer and kitchen, provides a gracious setting for entertaining.
The spacious primary bedroom features an entire wall of custom closets, a wood-burning fireplace, an en-suite windowed bath, and a dressing room with mirrored vanity. The additional bedrooms also offer en-suite baths, ample closet space, and flexibility for various layouts. The library features another wood burning fireplace and currently has one of the two walk-in closets set up as a thoughtfully designed bar. All rooms are generously proportioned, showcasing the grandeur of pre-war architecture with ceilings reaching up to 106.
This premier residence is an entertainers dream, with its classic and gracious layout, four wood-burning fireplaces, and stunning pre-war details. The building itself is impeccably maintained, offering residents access to a newly renovated common terrace on the 15th floor roof, as well as a storage unit and extra laundry in the basement. Its prime location provides proximity to Central Park, Museum Mile, and the upscale boutiques of Madison Avenue, as well as excellent public transportation options.
Experience the timeless sophistication and refined luxury of 535 Park Avenue, where historic charm meets modern convenience in the heart of the Upper East Side.
Max Financing 40%
Pied A Terres case by case basis
Flip Tax- 2% payable by the purchaser