520 Park Avenue

High above Manhattans prestigious Lenox Hill neighborhood, 520 Park Avenue is condominium which transcends luxury, it is an architectural masterpiece, and a symbol of the finest living New York City has to offer. With only 35 residences spread across 54 stories, this ultra-exclusive tower is not just rare; it is one of a kind. Built in 2015, it carries the weight of classic New York elegance while embracing all the attributes of sophisticated modern design.

The Architect & The Vision

Designed by the legendary Robert A.M. Stern, 520 Park Avenue is a love letter to the grand residential buildings of pre-war Manhattan. Stern, renowned for his ability to blend historical grandeur with contemporary luxury, envisioned this tower as a modern classic—a structure that evokes the elegance of limestone-clad icons like 30 Park Place or 220 Central Park South while standing apart as a new landmark of wealth and prestige. The building’s Indiana limestone façade, stately setbacks, and soaring vertical lines recall the refined aesthetic of the Gilded Age, but within, the residences are all golden. Each home is crafted with a meticulous attention to detail, offering expansive layouts, soaring ceilings, and custom finishes that reflect an unwavering commitment to craftsmanship.

The Owners & The Neighborhood

To live at 520 Park Avenue is to be part of an ultra-elite circle. The owners of these palatial homes are not merely wealthy—they are titans of industry, financial giants, world-renowned artists, and the global power player. Those who seek a certain level of privacy, discretion, and a level of refinement that only a select few addresses in the world can offer.

Situated in Lenox Hill, one of the most desirable pockets of the Upper East Side, 520 Park Avenue is surrounded by a world of cultural and culinary excellence. Steps from Central Park, this neighborhood is home to high-end boutiques, Michelin-starred restaurants, and the finest museums, including The Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the Henry Clay Frick Collection. Madison Avenue, lined with designer flagships, is just around the corner, offering a shopping experience reserved for the most discerning clientele.

Unrivaled Amenities

Life at 520 Park Avenue is curated for the extraordinarily privileged. The building boasts an exclusive, residents-only Club, offering an array of luxurious amenities that rival five-star resorts. These include:

‐ A magnificent two-story fitness center with top-tier equipment, private training rooms, and a yoga studio.
‐ A luxurious spa retreat, complete with a sauna, steam rooms, and private treatment suites.
‐ A 25-meter indoor swimming pool, designed to offer serenity in the heart of Manhattan.
‐ Private dining and entertaining spaces, including a grand salon and library, where residents can host intimate gatherings or business meetings in the utmost sophistication.
‐ 24/7 white-glove concierge service, ensuring that every desire—from private jet bookings to in-residence chefs—is met with seamless precision.
‐ A children’s playroom, an elegant quiet garden, a wine cellar, and private storage, cold storage and bicycle storage are also available.

What Makes 520 Park Avenue Truly One of a Kind?

New York has no shortage of luxury real estate, but 520 Park Avenue stands alone. Its exclusivity is unparalleled—35 full-floor, simplex or duplex residences in a city where hundreds of apartments often fill a single tower. Single floor homes start at around $20mm and are well over 4500 sq ft (420 sq meters). It offers the privacy and grandeur of a Fifth Avenue townhouse but with the breathtaking views and amenities of a modern high-rise.

This building is not simply a residence; it is a statement, a quiet yet undeniable assertion of wealth, power, and impeccable taste. It is for those who do not need to be seen, for those who operate at the highest levels of global influence, and for those who demand the absolute best in Real Estate. Contact me for a complete list of amenities and features. Pets are welcome too.

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