925 Park Ave. #5/6C

Triple Mint Designer Duplex on Park Avenue This rarely available 5 bedroom, 4.5 bath duplex defines perfection offering all the benefits and grandeur of townhouse living along with the conveniences and services of a distinguished, luxury Park Avenue cooperative. Simply stated, this incredible home, designed by renowned interior decorator, Alexa Hampton, has it all. Enter through the elegant gallery to a gracious living room with a wood burning fireplace and corner windows facing east and south over the beautiful tree-lined townhouse block of East 80th Street. An adjacent library with an additional fireplace and large windows facing south provide a great expanse for large gatherings or pocket doors allow for privacy creating the perfect media room for modern living. The impressive square dining room completes the entertaining portion of this exquisite home. The chef’s kitchen with marble counter tops boast state of the art appliances such as a Wolf six burner gas cooktop and oven, Kitchen Aide refrigerator, two dishwashers (a full-size Kitchen Aid and a Fisher & Paykel), a Dacor microwave and a Kitchen Aid wine fridge. In addition, a separate eating area provides a space for casual dining. There is a lovely powder room on this level. The elegant wood staircase leads to the bedroom or private level of this one-of-a-kind home. The luxurious primary suite boasts an elegant wood burning fireplace, endless closets and a pristine grand bathroom with a walk-in shower and soaking tub. Four additional bedrooms, one of which would be an ideal home office, along with three renovated bathrooms provide the perfect footprint for modern living. There is laundry (Miele) and additional storage conveniently located on this level. Soaring 9’10-to-10-foot ceilings, stunning hardwood floors and through the wall air conditioning are additional features throughout this extraordinary home. Built in 1907 by famed architects Delano & Aldrich, 925 Park is one of Park Avenues original luxury, full-service buildings to be constructed on the Upper East Side. The Renaissance Revival style of the building is distinguished from its neighbors by its classical limestone block base and buff-brick fa