260 Park Avenue South, #2B

*Those wishing to attend the " by Appointment" must first inquire to schedule an appointment beforehand.* Included for review and inspiration are an architect/interior designer’s renderings showing design possibilities of this stunning home. Introducing 2B of the coveted and rarely available B-line in the 260 Park Avenue South condominium. Soaring 14 foot ceilings and oversized windows(found only on 2nd floor in the building) give all who enter this home a feeling of ’Old New York Grandeur.’ The remarkably colossal, quiet & sun-filled corner living room provides the perfect backdrop for both entertaining and relaxing, in a luxurious amount of space. The window exposure from all rooms yield views of blue skies with a mix of neighboring pre-war architecture. The open chef’s kitchen was designed for entertaining with a honed Carrera marble island, Italian Walnut Cabinetry, Subzero refrigerator, Viking range, Bosch dishwasher and refrigerated wine storage. At the tenant’s request, the existing Roche Bobois wall units in each bedroom can be removed prior to move-in.

The primary bedroom provides the perfect retreat with an en-suite marble and limestone bathroom, double vanity sink, soaking tub and separate rain shower. Customized closets, including a walk-in, provide ample storage options. The large second bedroom also features a full en-suite bathroom, while a large half-bathroom for guests is located perfectly near the living room. Additional features of this home include an HVAC system for climate control, in-unit washer and dryer, custom overhead lighting, motorized solar shades installed on all windows, soundproof windows, and new hardwood floors throughout. Built in 1917 and converted to Luxury condominiums in 2004, 260 Park Avenue South offers the perfect blend of pre-war grandeur and modern luxury.

The building has a full-time doorman, concierge, two landscaped roof decks, a fitness center, bike room, and a parking garage across the street.

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