No expense has been spared in the meticulous and stunning design of Penthouse A, an eight-room apartment at 755 Park Avenue executed by the masterful Vicente Wolf, an Architectural Digest AD 100 designer, where no stone was left unturned, or detail left overlooked. Upon entering the home, you will be immediately taken by the bright and gorgeous gallery. This inviting space provides easy access to the bedroom wing, library, living room and powder room. The breathtaking living room with 10 ceilings and oversized windows flows naturally into a dining room that is made for entertaining. The open and windowed chefs kitchen is outfitted with all top-of-the-line appliances including dual Miele dishwashers and a Viking range. The bedroom wing of the apartment facing Park Avenue provides the utmost privacy from the common areas of the home. Both rooms have en-suite baths and an abundance of storage space in the form of both traditional and walk-in closets. There is a staff room with a full bathroom conveniently located just off the kitchen at the service entrance to the apartment. This full-service white glove building has a fitness center, and the apartment has a wood-burning fireplace and storage room. 755 Park Avenue is a classic prewar building built in 1914 by W. L. Rouse in the Italian-Renaissance-palazzo-style and was converted to a cooperative in 1950. There are a total of 46 units across 12 floors.