1025 Park Avenue at 1025 Park Ave. #4C

This gorgeous two-bedroom apartment boasts dramatic proportions and quiet comfortable elegance. Located in the heart of the Upper East Side on Park Avenue, this architecturally significant landmarked building was designed in 1912 by John Russell Pope for prominent opera composer Reginald De Koven. The building boasts only six residences and recently completed an extensive renovation, restoring many of its intricate architectural details while also incorporating major capital improvements.

The entry foyer of apartment 4C flows graciously to the centerpiece of this pin-drop quiet glamorous apartment: it’s spectacular living room. Formerly the mansion’s music room, the enormously proportioned living/dining room boasts high ceilings, beautiful oak floors, detailed plaster moldings, artfully designed bookcases, and an exquisite marble decorative fireplace. The kitchen is perfect for modern living, featuring ample storage space, stone countertops, and stainless-steel appliances. The primary bedroom is oversized and gracious with a marble ensuite bathroom and leads to a second small bedroom or office. Completing this unique home is another handsome full bathroom with stall shower, four generous closets, and wall-mounted ductless A/C.

1025 Park Avenue is one of the last few remaining genuine mansions on the Upper East Side with a long record of culturally important history. Located two blocks from the magnificent Museum Mile, close to transportation and the finest shopping and dining. Building amenities include a live-in superintendent, cleaning services, and central laundry. A rare and special offering.

Please note that dogs under 20lbs are permitted in the building. Some photos are virtually staged.