Park Avenue

Sun-filled and spanning approximately 70 linear feet of Park Avenue frontage with lovely Empire State Building views, every inch of this exquisite 3 bedroom/3 bathroom home has been meticulously created and designed with the finest of materials.

One enters into a proper foyer leading to an enormous living room adorned with a coiffured silver leaf ceiling and honed sculptured black granite wood burning fireplace. Three enormous picture windows elegantly bathe the room in amazing light through custom Japanese abstract shuttersliterally serving as pieces of art.

The formal dining room easily accommodates 12 and the Italian eat-in chef's kitchen by Minimal is a cook's dream. Ingeniously designed, the kitchen can either be opened to the living room or closed off for privacy. An impressive ebony wood island, appliances by Sub Zero, Gaggenau, and Foster, and loads of storage provide the perfect backdrop for gracious everyday living or entertaining on a grand scale.

The three generously proportioned bedrooms are perfectly positioned in their respective wings of the home. The three designer bathrooms are impeccably designed in stunning travertine with fixtures by Villeroy and Bosch, and the primary en-suite bathroom is Japanese influenced with a separate wet room.

Six inch smoked European herringbone oak floors, 10' ceilings, gorgeous moldings, prewar details throughout, thru-wall air conditioning, washer/dryer, several custom closets including a large walk-in, custom lighting and sound, and designer wall coverings throughout complete this extraordinary offering.

Rarely seen on Park, 71 Park Avenue is an intimate prewar condominium built in 1924 by Walker and Gillette, one of the leading architectural firms of the twentieth century. This elegant full-service boutique building consists of 13 floors and 43 apartments. Services include 24 hour doorman, live-in Resident Manager, common storage room and bike room, as well as an additional laundry room.

Located four blocks to Grand Central Station and close to some of midtown's most amazing restaurants and shopping, as well as Bryant Park, and the New York Public Library, it doesn't get much better than this.

Please note that the Real Estate Taxes reflect the 17.5% abatement for primary users.