Coop New York

Stunning and sophisticated triple mint home, or pied-a-terre, in one of the most coveted, white glove prewar coops on Park Avenue.

Located on the 12th floor, this approximately 1,000 square foot one bedroom, one bath residence (easily converts to a two bedroom) has undergone a no expense spared renovation. From the moment you enter the grand formal entrance foyer with 10.2 foot ceilings, u… Read more

Stunning and sophisticated triple mint home, or pied-a-terre, in one of the most coveted, white glove prewar coops on Park Avenue.

Located on the 12th floor, this approximately 1,000 square foot one bedroom, one bath residence (easily converts to a two bedroom) has undergone a no expense spared renovation. From the moment you enter the grand formal entrance foyer with 10.2 foot ceilings, unsurpassed artistry and craftsmanship abounds. The living/dining room is enormous and features herringbone floors, handsome crown and baseboard moldings, recessed Lutron lighting, custom millwork cabinetry and a wood burning fireplace. The windowed kitchen features meticulously crafted solid wood cabinetry, honed statuary marble counters, Viking range and Sub-Zero refrigerator. The 22-foot corner master bedroom has a sitting area and a custom finished walk in closet. The serene windowed bath features Ann Sacks marble tiling, Waterworks fixtures and a Robern TV- in-the-mirror medicine cabinet. Additional luxurious finishes include through-wall air conditioning in each room, wiring and speakers for music throughout, automated shades and recessed lighting.

480 Park Avenue, designed by legendary architect Emory Roth in 1929, boasts a majestic lobby, 24 hour doormen, concierge, live-in resident manager, roof garden which can accommodate private parties, onsite dry cleaning and laundry, central laundry, storage space, and complimentary fitness center. Pied-a-terres permitted and the building is foreign buyer friendly. 2% Flip Tax. Pets case by case. Prime location. Steps from Central Park, the Plaza Hotel, top restaurants, museums and shopping on Madison and Fifth Avenues.