THE APARTMENT

Spectacular describes this gorgeous prewar 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath Co-Op with 45ft frontage on Park Avenue and fabled views from all rooms, including of the Empire State Building, Chrysler Building and Grand Central. This grand home with South, West and North views boasts 3 exposures with large windows to let in the light.

Luxuriate in the huge living room with its gorgeous city view, wood burning fireplace, herringbone wood floors, molding details and 9.5ft ceilings.

The dining room with Northwest exposure and views of the Chrysler Building, creates a grand setting for your dining experience. For the chef in you, there is a well sized windowed kitchen.

What better way to relax than in your large master bedroom with southwest exposure and views of the Empire State Building? The second bedroom features western exposure with dramatic city views as well as a windowed half bathroom.

This apartment comes with through-wall A/C in the entertaining area and master bedroom, along with a windowed A/C in the second bedroom.

If you are looking for great space, prewar charm and superb views, then this is the home for you.

THE BUILDING
Designed by Fred French in the 1920s, this prewar, 16 story building originally featured two apartments per floor, 9.5ft ceilings, herringbone hardwood floors, a wood-burning fireplace and molding details.

With only 2 apartments per floor, these grand homes offer everyone a place to live in style and privacy.

The building amenities include a full-time elevator operator, individual storage and central laundry room. An attentive superintendent, outstanding staff and mail delivery to your front door round out the excellent services this building provides.

55 Park Avenue is located in the highly sought after neighborhood of Murray Hill full of great restaurants, shops, museums, Trader Joe's, Fairway and Madison Square Park, with proximity to Grand Central Terminal and various options for public transportation.

Pied-a-terres and pets are welcome on a case-by-case basis.

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