This exquisite full-floor residence at 800 Park Avenue offers a seamless fusion of modern luxury and classic pre-war charm. Accessed via a private elevator landing, the home opens to a 22-foot gallery adorned with leaded windows, setting a tone of refined elegance.

The expansive living room, stretching nearly 27 feet, features a wood-burning fireplace and is complemented by a library and a formal dining room, all connected through gracefully arched double doorways. The original details throughout are beautifully restored, enhancing the home’s historic allure.

The chef’s kitchen, designed by Christopher Peacock, is a culinary masterpiece with solid Shaker cabinetry, a windowed banquette seating area, and a spacious island.

It’s equipped with top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances, making it both functional and stylish.

The corner primary bedroom suite is a luxurious retreat, featuring separate renovated marble bathrooms, a private office, and a walk-in closet with custom cabinetry. The residence includes three additional en-suite bedrooms, one of which currently serves as a staff room, offering ample space for family or guests. For added convenience, there is a large laundry room with an adjacent half-bath and an extra guest powder room off the entrance gallery.

Designed by Litchfield and Rogers in 1924, 800 Park Avenue is a prestigious white-glove cooperative featuring a resident manager and an exclusive private gym.

Its prime Park Avenue location offers proximity to world-class restaurants, high-end shopping, and Central Park, epitomizing Manhattan’s finest living.

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