PARK AVE #4C

STUNNING SUNFLOODED CLASSIC PREWAR SIX

Private elevator landing opens onto a 15 foot entrance gallery with elegant moldings and coffered ceilings. The entertaining space consists of a 26 foot living room with a wood burning fireplace and marble mantle overlooking tree-lined 90th Street in addition to a generous sized dining room with a wall of beautiful built-ins. The new windowed eat in kitchen has Carrara marble countertops, subway tile backsplash, custom glass fronted wood cabinets, Thermad…

STUNNING SUNFLOODED CLASSIC PREWAR SIX

Private elevator landing opens onto a 15 foot entrance gallery with elegant moldings and coffered ceilings. The entertaining space consists of a 26 foot living room with a wood burning fireplace and marble mantle overlooking tree-lined 90th Street in addition to a generous sized dining room with a wall of beautiful built-ins. The new windowed eat in kitchen has Carrara marble countertops, subway tile backsplash, custom glass fronted wood cabinets, Thermador double door refrigerator, SubZero wine cooler, Wolf stove and Bosch dishwasher.

The separate bedroom wing is highlighted by a grand master bedroom featuring four large closets, including two walk-ins and a Thasos marble bath with deep soaking tub. The second bedroom is well appointed and has a marble ensuite bath. There is also a wood paneled library with built-ins and ensuite bath.

Additional details include four zone central air conditioning, Bosch vented washer/dryer, high beamed coffered ceilings, hardwood floors, elegant crown and base moldings, Sonos audio system, new double pane windows and striking Mahogany front door. Both bedrooms also have lovely tree lined views.

1111 Park Avenue built in 1925, is a white glove full service cooperative located in the heart of Carnegie Hill and has a doorman, concierge, fitness center and private storage. Carnegie Hill is a quiet and beautiful Upper East Side neighborhood marked by an abundance of beautiful trees, the Central Park reservoir, charming shops and restaurants and cultural institutions including the Guggenheim and the 92nd Street Y.