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Listed: Oct 11, 2022Last Price Change: ($435,000) on Nov 29Days on Market: 766Building Type: CooperativeNeighborhood: Carnegie Hill (Manhattan)Doorman: FT DoormanListing viewed 347 times
Description
Designed in 1927 by noted architect Mott Schmidt, 1088 Park Avenue is one of the most beautiful and desirable pre-war co-ops on New York’s premier residential street. Its grand entrance and vaulted vestibules lead you to its unrivaled interior courtyard and garden.
This highly-coveted south-facing 8 room apartment with magical garden views is available for purchase.
The semi-private elevator landing invites you to a foyer which opens to a large, room-sized gallery which leads to a grand high-ceiling side-by-side living room and dining room.
This classically proportioned entertaining space is almost 50 feet in length. The living room, with a wood burning fireplace and herringbone parquet floors, faces south directly onto the newly-restored fountain and gardens below.
The recently renovated windowed eat-in kitchen with Viking 6-burner gas range, exquisite custom-designed brass hood, Miele dishwasher, Viking refrigerator/freezer, separate laundry/staff room (in-unit washer and dryer allowed) complement this 3 bedroom/3 bathroom home.
Every room in this apartment has large windows that provide light and gorgeous garden or city views.
It boasts north, south, and west exposures with well-designed closets and storage spaces.
Noted for its exceptional and professional staff, 1088 Park Avenue has two newly-renovated gyms and the aforementioned magical park-like garden.
The building allows 50% financing, has a 2% flip tax to be paid by the buyer, and is pet friendly. There is a temporary monthly special assessment in place of $8.22 per share through December 2023 for several building capital improvements and upgrades.
Perfectly situated in the heart of one of New York City’s most desirable neighborhoods, everything is readily available in moments - Central Park, restaurants, shops, schools, and museums.
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