Welcome to 630 Park Avenue, designed by James Carpenter, the starchitect of his era. Apartment 10A invites you through the grand entrance gallery to an oversized sun filled oasis. A once 12 room apartment converted into a six room dream, boasts ceilings just under 11 feet throughout the apartment that give each room volume and scale that can only be truly appreciated in person.

A rare and unique opportunity to purchase in a sophisticated Park Avenue Co-Op on a high floor in a unit where no detail has been overlooked.

With ample room to entertain in the oversized living room which features a wood burning fire place, or in your formal dining room off of the kitchen this apartment offers endless possibilities both in the private and public spaces. Adjacent to the dining room you will find a windowed eat in kitchen with a full bath.

This apartment is famously known for being the first apartment on Park Avenue to convert a staff-room to an eat in kitchen. Washer and dryer can be found in the kitchen as well.

The primary bedroom (22’ X 20’) is an incredibly rare find featuring an en-suite bathroom as well as a wall of built-in closets behind the king size bed that floats in the center of the room. You will enjoy recessed ceilings in the primary bedroom as well as four oversized windows bringing in consistent light throughout the day.

Likewise in the second bedroom you will find soaring south facing views with views of Billionaires Row, recessed ceilings and an oversized (17’5" X 15’3") room. Depending on your needs there are many functions for this room with it’s size and views it currently functions as an office with a murphy bed.

630 Park Avenue is a premier cooperative.

Staffing includes a full-time doorman and a resident manager, and amenities include a state-of-the-art private fitness center, generously-sized dedicated individual storage bins, and bicycle storage. The building no longer enforces summer work rules. Pets are welcome.

-3% Flip Tax Paid by Buyers

-Maximum financing allowed: 50%

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