LUXURY LIVING ON PARK AVENUE Stunning interiors, mesmerizing views, endless light, and a meticulous, no-stone-unturned renovation define this beautifully crafted pre-war residence. Gut renovated and precisely designed by renowned architect John B. Murray in 2017, this Classic Seven home encompasses three bedrooms and three-and-a-half baths, a formal dining room, separate living room, state-of-the-art kitchen, and a separate staff room that can be used as a fourth bedroom. The layout of this corner sun-flooded residence flows effortlessly and is framed by beautiful views.

Enter through an elegant entry foyer and arrive in the gracious living room that features a wood-burning fireplace and faces south affording glorious light all day long. A separate formal dining room connects seamlessly to the butler’s pantry and windowed Chef’s Kitchen which includes Sub-Zero under-counter refrigerators and freezer, Miele Ovens, wine cooler, herringbone floors, and Vermont Danby marble countertops and backsplash. The primary suite is tucked away from the main living areas, offering privacy and seclusion. Facing West overlooking Park Avenue, the primary offers six closets, including a walk-in closet, and a spa-like ensuite bath with rain shower, Waterworks fixtures, Thassos marble tile, and Thassos and Crema Marfil marble heated flooring.

The second bedroom, which also overlooks Park Avenue, features two custom closets and an en-suite bath accented with Carrara marble tile, a Kallista tub, and Waterworks fixtures. The third bedroom has two exposures– which can be used as a library/media room – features custom bookshelves and integrated cabinetry that houses a pop-up hydraulic TV conveniently hidden in the windowsill and views all the way to Central Park. The staff room, which can be used as a fourth bedroom, offers a closet and full ensuite bath. Additional features of this home include a powder room with custom wallpaper by Phillip Jeffries, a Miele washer/dryer, dual-zone central A/C, a Lutron electric system, Sonos sound system, upgraded electric and plumbing, as well as hardwood flooring, crown molding, custom millwork throughout, electric shades (den and primary suite) and new glass in all oversized windows. Built in 1923, 1045 Park Avenue is a white-glove boutique cooperative with 39 units.

Features of this pet-friendly building include a 24-hour doorman, resident manager, bike room and building storage (offered on a waitlist). Conveniently located on the northeast corner of 86th Street and Park Avenue, this residence is located in close proximity to the Metropolitan Museum of Art as well as the finest restaurants, hotels, shops the Upper East Side has to offer. *Special assessment in the amount of $805.48 through 2028 for capital improvements.

65% Financing permitted. 24HRS notice required when scheduling a showing.

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